Tilting at windmills I'm always trying They won't come around To knock things down But they don't come down Or bring 'em around Or that girl that I used
Woooo Woo! Woooo Woo Wooo Woooo Woo! So we left La Mancha Headed out for higher plains And Sancho Panza Looking for adventure Rocinante at the reigns
um moinho E um sonho o caminho E do Sancho, o Quixote Chupando chiclete O Sancho tem chance E a chance e o chicote E o vento e a morte Mascando o Quixote
for all, all for one Shake the fist, shoot the gun Here I am Don Quixote, what do you say? Are we proud? Are we brave or just crazy? Don Quixote, what
base and debauched as can be And a knight with his banners all bravely unfurled Now hurls down his gauntlet to thee Oh, I am I, Don Quixote, the Lord
Through the woodland, through the valley Comes a horseman wild and free Tilting at the windmills passing Who can the brave young horseman be He is wild
for all, all for one shake the fist, shoot the gun here i am don quixote what do you say? are we proud? are we brave? or just crazy? don quixote what
You say it's not worth it Been burned too many times If your spine's receding You can borrow some of mine Don't go and quit right now Cause I'd follow
laughed at his fantasy world And maximized all the potentials to earn The middle class was too blind to see The true nobility of Don Quixote Oh, Don Quixote
virtue shall triumph at last! (Don Quixote and Sancho Panza mount their horses and set out along a road) DON QUIXOTE I am I, Don Quixote, The Lord
um moinho a? um sonho o caminho a? do Sancho, o Quixote Chupando chiclete O Sancho tem chance E a chance e o chicote a? o vento e a morte Mascando o Quixote
With a sigh I leave LA behind me, 50 miles to the edge of the county. Drive through Blythe without a soul in sight. Ain't it amazing how the landscapes
Well, I met Don Quixote in a bar the other night He looked a little pale but he said he was alright He loved Dulcenea but she left him all the same For
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