Friday, August 27, 2010

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"Shame": The Spanish translation Robbie Williams and Gary


Well, there are three versions of this story myself, you and the truth,

and can be attributed to circumstances, our children and our youth,

a profit out of sentimental wanted you felt my pain, but returned back to the sender,

I read your mind and tried to call you, my tears could feel the Albert Hall, "Is this the sweet sound of surrender?


What shame that we never feel

I told the television

And all that went away was the price we pay

pass People time this way

Oh, What a shame!


So I was busy indeed the entire people outside the bus,

And with your poster of 30 meters behind the Toys-R-Us,

wrote a letter in my mind, but the words were lovely, about a man I can not remember,

not remember the reasons why, must have meaning in the moment, "This is the sound of a sweet surrender?


What shame that we never feel

I told the television

And all that went away was the price we pay

People spend time in this way

Oh, ¡Qué verguenza!


Las palabras salen fácilmente, cuando son de verdad

Las palabras salen fácilmente, cuando son de verdad


Así que estuve ocupado hechando a toda la gente fuera del autobús,

Y con tu poster de 30 metros detrás del Toys-R-Us,

Ahora podemos atribuir la circumstáncia a nuestra infáncia y nuestra juventud.

What shame that we never feel

I told the television

And all that went away was the price we pay

The people spend time in this way

Oh, What a shame!


People spend time in this way,

Oh, What a shame!

As venguenza, How embarrassing!


the song lyrics translated and interpreted by Lola Williams

Source: Robbie Williams Official Site

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Barlow act together in the concert of Help the Heroes

Robbie Williams and Gary Barlow will be performing her new single live for the first time in Twickenham Stadium. The newly assembled

couples take the concert stage of Help for Heroes to play their new duet "Shame", the following month.

Williams will headline the benefit concert to raise money for the rehabilitation of the Foundation Center for men and women injured, and will join on stage with singer Gary Barlow in front of a massive audience of over 60,000 people.

The duo issued a statement: "It's great that people love" Shame "as much and can not wait to perform live for the first time in the Help for Herores concert at Twickenham on September 12."

"We hope that everyone supports Help for Heroes as possible - is a bill and we are delighted to part of it."

Other concert performances include Jack Dee, Katherine Jenkins, James Blunt, Alesha Dixon, Enrique Iglesias and the recent British band Wanted.

Richmond Council has approved an application by the Rugby Football Union to increase the stadium capacity from 55,000 seats to 60,000 for the concert. Notícia

translated and interpreted by Lola Williams

Source: Richmond and Twickenham Times