We all spent some daybreak
By the door of the bar where life passes
Where at midnight the ghosts revive
And the poet welcomes his muse
Where hours pass sadder than her
like a gesture of an old troupe
Where the most beautiful girl leaves again
Leaving scents that hollow the soul
When comes the time when there's no more flirting
And the spaniard yawns while he counts the money
Three haggards are left raising the elbow
The clinking chalice of holy water
It's all over, however the guys
Fasten to the counter, eternal witness
They argue, embrace, remember, smile
It's simple to see them, they're old friends
One has in the eyes the smoke of the billards
To the other, the selloff took his illusions away
The third is the only who calls himself normal
Just him who lived taking care of a tie
The night is dying, the damned shows up
The waiter washes the alcohol away
And one of the three says when he sees it's lightening
"Hold up, che!, are just... the lights of the stadium "