Tenderly friends
We were like someone who tenderly says friends
Two little tramps on the back of a river,
In our little wooden boat
We were giving out spring light
At thirteen a child does not lie affection,
And I can assure you that I never had an equal friend again.
We swear to be faithful friends for life
Between brides and poems, laughter and brothels.
Never separate, freedom or death.
Always defend ourselves, adolescent dream.
At seventeen life is utopia
And I can assure you that I never had an equal friend
We retraced the path so many times,
He lost his faith and sometimes we phone.
Our verbiage is no longer funny
I keep riding on the same river
He sold his dreams and shortened roads.
But I can assure you that I never had an equal friend
He lost his and I also lost my thing
Something changed us the tender perfume of the summer
Behind the scenes I play to be alive
He brushes a dog every Sunday
I do not think I remember our river anymore
More I can assure you that I never had more,
an equal friend I still remember his smile and I feel destiny
It's like some bottles where the wine sleeps
Some are preserved and others are vinegary,
And although time kills certain beautiful souls
I always keep what was his and mine,
And I can assure you that I never had an equal friend
Only among all we can make this a better place :)