I really like this.

Lyrics:

Te amo, te amo
She says to me, I hear the pain in her voice
Then we danced underneath the candelabra she takes the lead
Thats when i saw it in her eyes its over

Chorus
Then she says te amo then she put her hand around me waist
I told her no,
She cries Te amo i told her im not gonna run away but let me go
My soul is crying, without asking why
I said te amo, wouldnt somebody tell me what she said
Dont it mean I love you
Think it means I love you
Dont it mean I love you

Te amo, te amo, shes scared to breathe
I hold her hand, i got no choice uhh
Pull me out on the beach, danced in the water, i start to leave
Shes begging me and asking why its over

Chorus
Then she says te amo then she put her hand around me waist
I told her no,
She cries Te amo i told her im not gonna run away, but let me go
My soul is crying, without asking why
I said te amo, wouldnt somebody tell me what she said
Dont it mean I love you
Think it means I love you
Dont it mean I love you
Think it means I love you

Then she says te amo then she put her hand around me waist
I told her no,
She cries Te amo i told her im not gonna run away but let me go
My soul is crying, without asking why
I said te amo, wouldnt somebody tell me what she said
Dont it mean I love you
Think it means I love you
Dont it mean I love you
Dont it mean I love you
Think it means i love you

Love it. Definitely has a La Isla Bonita feel to it. And the subject manner is great.

I prefer this version on YouTube:


[Edited 9/3/09 6:13am]

The initial music reminds me of a song off the Lion King

VoicesCarry said:

I don't hear any similarities. It has a spanish influence but I cant see any other connection to La Isla Bonita

Arnotts said:

I was referring to the feel of the song (i.e. the latin influence, the backbeat that propels both tracks and the subject matter of summer romance).

VoicesCarry said:

Me too, that's the one I have on my iPod. Is it a demo?

Really disliked it at first when it was posted here. But I found myself going back to that youtube link and it started sounding quite good to my ears - for more contemporary stuff it actually works. I don't like the trance -type of synth sounds usually but they are used here rather creatively.

The lyrics ring as a demo refering to a girl but I don't like it because it has that basic ass reggaeton beat that I cringe at hearing on any song...

ABeautifulOne said:

That's what I didn't like at first but her vocals and the interesting story kept me coming back.