Juan Luis Guerra 4.40
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Medicine for my soul

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Medicine for my soul

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Yeah yeah yeah yeah

I was listening to a radiostation last night

A shrink, Dr. Luis, was giving counsel on the line

I dialed 305 594 1185

(three o' five, five ninety-four eleven eighty-five)

Hey doc, I'm calling about a latin girl I met on a web site

She tastes to me like a honeycomb

y tiene la llave de mi corazón

Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah

I'm from Louisiana, she's from San Pedro de Macoris,

you know the land of baseball players,

where Sammy Sosa lives

She likes to drink papaya juice and paint caribbean trees

Oh, we don't have too much in common

but love is blind as you can see

She tastes to me like a honeycomb

sweet to my heart, medicine for my soul

Girl I want to feel your heart

and hope you love me too

You know I can't stop loving you, babe

I said mambo

Love me, yeah

Love me, yeah

Establish your emotions

make a point, you're on the air

Should I go and visit her

should I learn spanish words

should I cry, should I face

some political concerns

Should I join a social club

Should I peel a coconut

movin' in, movin' on,

merengue bachata y son, now

She tastes to me like a honeycomb

y tiene la llave de mi corazón

Dance !

Dance !

yeah yeah yeah yeah

Dance !

Should I get down on my knees

should I dance a latin beat

Should I laugh should I get

a romantic membership

Should I play my conga drums

should I sing 'La Vie en Rose'

Moving in, moving on

merengue, bachata y son, now

She tastes to me like a honeycomb

y tiene la llave de mi corazón

Girl I want to feel your heart

and hope you love me too

You know I can't stop loving you, babe

She tastes to me like a honeycomb

y tiene la llave de mi corazón

You're so sweet, to me, yeah

You're so sweet

You're so sweet, to me, baby

You're so sweet, to me, baby

You're so sweet

yeah yeah yeah

She tastes to me like a honeycomb

y tiene la llave de mi corazón

Sweet to my heart

ehh baby now

Sweet to my heart

Sweet to my heart

Sweet to my heart

yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah

Sweet to my heart

yeah baby

She tastes to me like a honeycomb

tu tienes la llave de mi corazón

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