Tom Waits - Martha Spanish translation lyrics

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Marta.

Operadora, número, por favor:
Han pasado tantos años
Recordará ella mi vieja voz
mientras trato de contener las lágrimas?
Hola, qué hay, está Martha?
Soy el viejo Tom Frost
y estoy llamando por conferencia
No pienses en el precio
porque han pasado 40 años o más.
Ahora, Martha, por favor, recuerda
Queda conmigo para tomar un café
donde podamos hablar de todo.
Aquellos fueron días de rosas,
poesía y prosa
y, Martha,
tú eras todo lo que yo tenía y yo era todo lo que tenías tú
No había mañana
guardábamos nuestras penas
y las reservábamos para un día lluvioso
Y me siento mucho más viejo ahora
y tú has envejecido mucho también
Cómo está tu marido?
y tus niños?
Sabías que yo también me casé?
Suerte que encontraras a alguien
que te hiciera sentir segura
porque los dos éramos tan jóvenes e insensatos
ahora somos adultos.
Aquellos fueron días de rosas,
poesía y prosa
y, Martha,
tú eras todo lo que yo tenía y yo era todo lo que tenías tú
No había mañana
guardábamos nuestras penas
y las reservábamos para un día lluvioso.
Y yo siempre fui tan impulsivo
supongo que aún lo soy
Y todo lo que realmente importaba entonces
era que yo era un hombre.
Supongo que estar juntos
nunca fue nuestro destino.
Pero Martha, Martha
Te amo, no te das cuenta?
Aquellos fueron días de rosas,
poesía y prosa
y, Martha,
tú eras todo lo que yo tenía y yo era todo lo que tenías tú
No había mañana
guardábamos nuestras penas
y las reservábamos para un día lluvioso
Y recuerdo las noches silenciosas
temblando pegado a ti.

Martha

Operator, number, please:
it’s been so many years
Will she remember my old voice
while I fight the tears?
Hello, hello there, is this Martha?
this is old Tom Frost,
And I am calling long distance,
don’t worry ‘bout the cost.
‘Cause it’s been forty years or more,
now Martha please recall,
Meet me out for coffee,
where we’ll talk about it all.

And those were the days of roses,
poetry and prose and Martha
all I had was you and all you had was me.
There was no tomorrows,
we’d packed away our sorrows
And we saved them for a rainy day.

And I feel so much older now,
and you’re much older too,
How’s your husband?
and how’s the kids?
you know that I got married too?
Lucky that you found someone
to make you feel secure,
‘Cause we were all so young and foolish,
now we are mature.

And those were the days of roses,
poetry and prose and Martha
all I had was you and all you had was me.
There was no tomorrows,
we’d packed away our sorrows
And we saved them for a rainy day.

And I was always so impulsive,
I guess that I still am,
And all that really mattered then
was that I was a man.
I guess that our being together
was never meant to be.
And Martha, Martha,
I love you can’t you see?

And those were the days of roses,
poetry and prose and Martha
all I had was you and all you had was me.
There was no tomorrows,
we’d packed away our sorrows
And we saved them for a rainy day.

And I remember quiet evenings
trembling close to you...

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Author: Tom Waits

Composer: ?

Publisher: Elektra/Asylum/Nonesuch Records

Details:

Released in: 1973

Language: English

Translations: Spanish , Italian , Dutch

Appearing on: Closing time (1973) , Asylum Years (1986) , For No Man (2002) , Downtown Blues (1992)

Submitted by Pegasus at Friday 25th of July 2008 14:59

Translation submitted by Walter at Sunday 16th of February 2014 19:39

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