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ROWDY BOY

Don’t you hear the call out on the station?
Must be the last and you don’t pay attention
Come on rowdy boy, come on rowdy boy
What else do you need?

You did what you learned so like everyone else
Destiny played with his losing hand
Come on rowdy boy, come on rowdy boy
You can even win

Come on rowdy boy, you once had a dream
Why you still walking down to misery?

You got a new plan to show us your pain
But if you succeed you’ll become your own slave
Come on rowdy boy, come on rowdy boy
We all feel ashamed

How many fears fell on your shoulders?
You blamed the world but you’re just getting older
Come on rowdy boy, come on rowdy body
Just try to forgive

Come on rowdy boy, you once had a dream
Why you still walking down to misery?

Heading back to the edge of your grief
Are you still waiting for a reason to reach out and find your liberty?

You once had a dream

Come on rowdy boy, don't stay at the station
Oh I've seen in your eyes what you're looking for
You're always out of my sight, just walking, walking straight
To find your liberty

Someone’s been seen out on the streets
At the end of the night standing still

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from No parking tickets in the clouds, released October 23, 2022
Música: Nacho Para.
Letra: Pablo Vizcaíno/Nacho Para

Nacho Para: voz, guitarras acústicas, percusión
Paco del Cerro: acordeón, batería, coros
Chencho Vilar: bajo
Carlos Campoy: piano, Yamaha Electone, arreglo de cuerdas
Paloma del Cerro: coros

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