Tristeza
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Tristeza
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Tristeza
Tristeza, Tristeza
When will you marry
Your wild and foot stomping
To your smile, arbitrary?
And over the threshold
His child you will carry
You may walk, he will drive
We will ride Montessori
She's a doll, she's a steal
You must catch her if you will
We will dance and be merry
Then Tristeza we'll bury
At dawn through the den
He will dance with the lions
You will hear when he goes
He will ride, he will Triumph
Tristeza, Tristeza, ooh, ooh, ooh
Tristeza, ooooh!
Tristeza, Tristeza
When will you marry?
He is wild, he will fly
You will smile so contrary
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He will see your reflection
In the chrome BSA
He will notice you scheming
He will dream, he will pray
Tristeza, Tristeza, ooh, ooh, ooh
Tristeza, oooh, aaaaah!
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Eleni Mandell performs "Tristeza", and this lyric page sits inside the Eleni Mandell catalog on LyroVerse.
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