Juan Luis Guerra y 440 guavaberry Lyrics

¡Oh!, San Pedro de Macorís,
ey I'd like to live in the street sof San Pedro de Macorís
I'd like to live in the streets of San Pedro de Macorís I'd like to sing my song in the middle of
malecón I'd like to sing my song in the middle of
malecón Drinking my guavaberry watching
the sun go down, oh woman that's all I need in
San Pedro de Macorís, oh! Quiero vivir junto a
ti en San Pedro de Macorís quiero vivir junto a ti en San Pedro de Macorís Quiero bailar mi
canción en el medio del malecón quiero bailar mi
canción en el medio del malecón Bebiendo
guavaberry al ritmo de un tambor, oho bailando
feliz en San Pedro de Macorís, ¡oh! I
wanna dance in the streets of San Pedro de Macorís I
wanna dance in the streets of San Pedro de Macorís I wanna hear the sound of cocolos beating their
drums I wanna hear the sound of cocolos beating their
drums Drinking my guavaberry watching the
sun go down, oh woman that's all I need in San
Pedro de Macorís, oh! Woman that's all I
need watching the sun dance in the streets woman
that's all I need singing my song from Macorís Woman that's all I need bailando me
siento feliz woman that's all I need en San Pedro
de Macorís Woman that's all I need in
the middle of the lonely street woman that's all I
needI wanna dance it in the heat Woman
that's all I need eh!, yeah, yeah, yeah woman
that's all I need of San Pedro de Macorís Watch out!...Good morning, good
morning good morning my guavaberry good morning, good
morning I wanna dance in the streets Good
morning, good morning good morning guavaberry good
morning, good morning of San Pedro de Macorís Watch out!...Good morning, good
morning good morning guavaberry good morning, good
morning I could hear from the streets Good
morning, good morning good morning guavaberry good
morning, good morning from San Pedro de Macorís Woman that's all I needwatching the sun dance
in the streets woman that's all I need singing my
song from Macorís Woman that's all I
need bailando me siento feliz woman that's all I
need en San Pedro de Macorís, ¡oh! Cocolo
from San Pedro!