Let me show you how strongly I feel about this. Below the video that shows the passion of my desires are the lyrics for those who do not understand Spanish.
Frente a Frente, Rocio Durcal
| AGAIN and AGAIN (Sung to the tune of Frente A Frente in the style of Rocio Durcal) [Instrumental introduction] [To be sung with deep passion, heartache, pain, and anger] You ask me if I’m hungry, You ask me what I want for lunch, [pointing your finger] You tease me! Oh, please me! Of course you know I’m hungry. [embracing your stomach] When I tell you what I want, Again and again, you taunt, You tell me that I can't. So why do you ask! [hands outstreteched] Why do you tease! Is it to harass? Oh, please, My stomach is empty. Of course I am hungry. Again and again, Of course, you know what I want. So, why do you taunt Again and again? You know what I want. It’s the same every day. I want …. I need… I love… [left hand with index finger, thumb touching] If I may, Oh, please listen, please listen! Do I have to say it again! And again! And again! All I want is a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Is that too much to ask? What part of PB&J is hard to understand. Oh, again and again. Why is it so difficult to understand? Oh, why do you tease. If not to please. [and then a little, slow, flamingo, instrumental only; a dream-state of that perfect PB&J sandwich] Yes, I am hungry. I want… I need ... I love… My peanut butter and jelly sandwich. I don’t want your ham and cheese. [throw your left hand up and out] [Sung with more passion, disbelief, anger, frustration] Please, I beseech thee, Just one little peanut butter and jelly sandwich. And, no, don’t ask. I’m not having carrots. Either. [Again, a little, slow, flamingo, instrumental only;thinking of the PB&J sandwich, clicking your tongue; spinning] [Finale] |
