That man you see there,
Who seems so gallant,
So attentive and arrogant,
I know him like me.
That man you see there,
Who appears to be divine,
So affable and effusive,
He only knows how to make people suffer.
He is a great fool,
A conceited fool,
Selfish and capricious,
A vain clown,
Unconscious and conceited,
False, dwarf, spiteful,
Who has no heart,
Full of jealousy,
Without reasons or reasons,
Like the impetuous wind,
Rarely affectionate,
Insecure of himself,
Bearable as a friend,
Insufferable as love.
That man that you see there,
Who seems so kind,
Giveful and pleasant,
I know him like me.
That man that you see there,
Who seems so sure
of treading well in the world,
He only knows how to make people suffer.
He is a great fool,
A conceited stupid,
Ego's and capricious,
A vain clown,
Unconscious and conceited,
False, dwarf, spiteful,
Who has no heart,
Full of jealousy,
Without reasons or motives,
Like the impetuous wind,
Rarely affectionate,
Insecure of himself,
Bearable as a friend,
Insufferable as love.
And he is a great fool,
A conceited stupid,
Ego's and capricious,
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