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I still remember the lantern on the corner
It tenderly illuminated my lies
I wasn't sixteen as I said
I was a child of candy age
You kissed me before the moon and my two cousins
Blushing even the clothes I had
Tender lips that killed my vigil
They stole the toys of those days
The soccer matches with my friends
I exchanged them for kisses and some cigarettes
I was a God who made summer on your cheek
An astronaut between your Aphrodite breasts
And they go, they go inside
Your memories are stars that
no It stops raining
We went late to look at the light of day
We were running out of time in so much nonsense
I painted new freckles on your belly
You invented a way to love me
/>I combined with Neruda and his words
a spell so that you would never leave
And you did it without warning that morning
When the world was the corral of my misfortune
And You swore I'd come back some summer pockets
Sad aroma of kisses and cigarettes
I was a God who made summer on your cheek
An astronaut between your Aphrodite breasts
And they go, they go inside
Your memories are stars that
don't stop raining
And they go, they go inside
Your memories are stars that
don't stop raining