Paroles et traduction Los Secretos - El Primer Cruce

El Primer Cruce

La última luz en el barrio se acaba de apagar
Y mientras unos duermen otros salen a buscar;
En su calle unos metros más allá,
Cada noche yo espero que ella consiga escapar.
En su casa no me puede ni nombrar,
Durante el día estudia y hace vida familiar,
Y cuando creen que duerme, por la puerta que hay detrás
Cada noche a escondidas me busca en la oscuridad.
Y yo le digo: ven conmigo, ven, ya se apagaron las luces.
Ven conmigo, ven, te espero en el primer cruce.
Vaya ojos que tienes después de tanto dormir.
Si su madre supiera que ahora ha estado junto a mí,
Que al caer la noche como un vulgar ladrón,
Escaleras abajo me busca en el callejón.
Ven conmigo, ven, ya se apagaron las luces.
Ven conmigo, ven, te espero en el primer cruce.
Después de varias semanas todo terminó,
Fue descubierta en su fuga y su puerta se cerró.
Ya no he vuelto a verla, no sé si será mejor,
Pero aún recuerdo las noches en que huíamos los dos.
Y le decía: ven conmigo, ven, ya se apagaron las luces.
Ven conmigo, ven, te espero en el primer cruce.

The First Crossing

The last light in the neighborhood has just gone out
And while some sleep, others go out to search;
In her street a few meters further,
Every night I hope that she will manage to escape.
In her house she cannot even mention me,
During the day she studies and leads a family life,
And when they think she is asleep, through the door behind
Every night in secret she looks for me in the darkness.
And I say to her: come with me, come, the lights have gone out.
Come with me, come, I'll wait for you at the first intersection.
What eyes you have after sleeping so much.
If her mother knew that she had been with me now,
That as night fell like a common thief,
Downstairs she looks for me in the alleyway.
Come with me, come, the lights have gone out.
Come with me, come, I'll wait for you at the first intersection.
After several weeks it was all over,
She was discovered in her escape and her door was closed.
I have not seen her again, I do not know if it will be better,
But I still remember the nights when we both ran away.
And I used to say to her: come with me, come, the lights have gone out.
Come with me, come, I'll wait for you at the first intersection.