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Ricky Martin ~ Spanish Eyes


I met a girl at the carnival In Rio De Janeiro We danced all night on the boulevard In doorways we did the tango I miss her lips And the way she sashayed her hips As she shook her shoulders I miss the smell of her hair I don't care if it takes my whole life CHORUS We were dancing in the summer rain We were dancing through the night She never said her real name So I called her Spanish Eyes Spanish Eyes... The sun came up And the girl was gone Her masquerade was over I searched the streets Drunk with love But no one seemed to know her I miss the touch Of her body so much I long for the warmth inside her Somewhere in time she will come back to me And I'll spend my whole life beside her REPEAT CHORUS more free lyrics

I met a girl at the carnival
In Rio De Janeiro
We danced all night on the boulevard
In doorways we did the tango

I miss her lips
And the way she sashayed her hips
As she shook her shoulders
I miss the smell of her hair
I don't care if it takes my whole life

CHORUS
We were dancing in the summer rain
We were dancing through the night
She never said her real name
So I called her Spanish Eyes
Spanish Eyes...

The sun came up
And the girl was gone
Her masquerade was over
I searched the streets
Drunk with love
But no one seemed to know her
I miss the touch
Of her body so much
I long for the warmth inside her
Somewhere in time she will come back to me
And I'll spend my whole life beside her

REPEAT CHORUS

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