LYRICS:
I am going to the metro
To see if I can fall in love again
I am going to the metro
To see if I can forget you
And your love and damn indecision, my heart
and the love That was in the maximum pain expression
I am going to the metro
To see if I can take you off me
Because between so much people
thousand histories I am going to invent In order to forget
your smile and its light (its light)
And your eyes
The black brightness of your eyes
CHOIR:
Today in the metro I am looking for love
Today in the metro I am looking for love
Today in the metro I am looking for love
Today in the metro I begin to look for love
dont you suicide if i am gone
Finale:
Love, today in the metro I am looking for love
Love, love, love, love, love
Today in the metro I begin to looking for
a rich girl who is bien buena (very cute)
delicious, that taste well
There are gorditas and flaquitas, morenitas,
Chaparritas, and gorditas, and punketas,
Picositas and darketas, fresitas, we have everything In The Lord's Metro,
Love, love, love, love, love
at any hour, at any place (all this names are different kind of girls)
From El Toreo to Taxqueña, from Indios Verdes to University
In Guerrero, Tlaltelolco, Insurgents,
Pino Suárez , Auditorio, Nativitas,
Camarones and Tepepan? I like it more
In Tepepan? (all this names are local Metro stops in Mexico city, Mexico)
Ay! Ay! There is love...
Mexico/Mexican Band Los Lagartos Rolling in Mexico City Metro searching for LOVE. Great song of 1996 from PELOTAS Album, FIRST time in youtube.com or anywhere on the Internet. Rare video & Song finally in the USA, this is one of many Mexican and latino/spanish bands of Today ignored by USA. RIPPED BY 666 BEAST TV, lyrics translation below...
MEXICAN Latin rock band los Lagartos was formed by bassist Adrián Rubio, drummer Paco Finamori, singer/guitarist Luis Estrada, and guitarist Lalo Plaxx in the early '90s. Following a rehearsal period, los Lagartos started playing in the local club circuit, soon afterwards, Chucho Roldán took Plaxx's place. After performing along with Botellita de Jerez at its tenth anniversary celebration, the band signed up to BMG/Culebra, recording Confesiones a Manuela, released in Mexico and the U.S. in 1994. When Roldán decided to leave the act, Klaus Warkentin and César Guerrero joined in. In 1996, los Lagartos made their second album, called Pelotas.
