Paroles et traduction Liran' Roll - El Abuelo

El Abuelo

Caminado por la calle me encontré a la vecina, me dijo:
Cada día estas más flaco, deja ya un rato el cigarro
Aborde mi autobús para seguir mi camino al sur
Y entre risa y dolor recordé al abuelo, mi viejo
Es la triste historia de mi abuelo penando en su silla de palo
Es la triste historia de mi viejo cansado en su silla de palo
Oh mi viejo donde estaaaaaas
Oh mi viejo donde estaaaaaas
Tiene más de ochenta con su pelo tan blanco, tan lacio
Una historia de años que a vivido mi viejo en sus manos
A construido su vida de fracasos y aciertos el abuelo
Quiero ser como el viejo, tan tranquilo y callado, tan sabio
Es la triste historia de mi abuelo penando en su silla de palo
Es la triste historia de mi viejo cansado en su silla de palo
Oh mi viejo donde estaaaaaas
Oh mi viejo donde estaaaaaas
Es la triste historia de mi viejo cansado en su silla de palo
Oh mi viejo donde estaaaaaaas
Oh mi viejo donde estaaaaaaas
Oh mi viejo, oh mi viejo, oh mi viejo donde estaaaaaas
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The Grandfather

Walking down the street, I met my neighbour, who said to me:
You're getting thinner every day, put down that cigarette for a while
I boarded my bus to continue my journey south
And between laughter and pain, I remembered my grandfather, my old man
It's the sad story of my grandfather, suffering in his wooden chair
It's the sad story of my old man, tired in his wooden chair
Oh my old man, where are youuuuu
Oh my old man, where are youuuuu
He's over eighty, his hair so white and so straight
A story of years that my old man has lived in his hands
My grandfather has built his life on failures and successes
I want to be like the old man, so calm and quiet, so wise
It's the sad story of my grandfather, suffering in his wooden chair
It's the sad story of my old man, tired in his wooden chair
Oh my old man, where are youuuuu
Oh my old man, where are youuuu
It's the sad story of my old man, tired in his wooden chair
Oh my old man, where are youuuuuuu
Oh my old man, where are youuuuuuu
Oh my old man, oh my old man, oh my old man, where are youuuuuuu
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