Just a song we shared, I'll hear
Brings memories back when you were here
Of your smiles, your easy laughter
Of your kiss, those moments after
I think of you
And think of you
And think of you
Of the dreams we dreamt together
Of the love we vowed would never
Melt like snowflakes in the sun
My days now end as they begun:
With thoughts of you
And I think of you
And think of you
Down the streets I walked with you
Seeing others doing things we do
Now these thoughts are haunting me
Of how complete I used to be
And in these times that we're apart
I'll hear this song that breaks my heart
And think of you
And I think of you
And think of you
And think of you
And I do
Sixto Rodríguez, born Sixto Díaz Rodríguez, is an American singer-songwriter from Detroit, Michigan, born in 1942. He began his musical career in the 1960s, releasing two albums, "Cold Fact" (1970) and "Coming from Reality" (1971), which achieved modest success in the United States. However, it was only in the 1980s in South Africa that Rodríguez became a legendary figure due to the clandestine circulation of his records. His music, characterized by introspective lyrics and folk-rock melodies, resonated with the oppressed South African population under the apartheid regime. In 2012, his success in South Africa was brought to light by the documentary "Searching for Sugar Man", which earned him renewed international recognition. Rodríguez continues to perform and record music, maintaining a strong fan base worldwide. Some of his most representative songs include "Sugar Man", "I Wonder" and "Like Clouds".
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