We’re excited to release our second video, and a special edition recording of our Tigre Den Sessions series! For this fantastic take on our intimate performances, we were blessed to work with Ace Props House + Studios for this moody, vintage set. A perfect backdrop for this passionate, stripped-down rendition of Natalia Lafourcade – “Tú Sí Sabes Quererme” by Miami’s own, Nat’Lee accompanied by Andres Carvajal on the guitar.
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[Verse 1]
It’s been so long
Finally I discovered your kiss
You trapped me with your eyes
You embraced all my faults
You sure know how to love me
You sure know how to adore me, my love
Don’t go, stay here always and forever, so I can love you forever
[Chorus]
Sweetheart, you know how to love me
The way I like to be loved
I’m a lit-up flower that gives color to the garden of your life Sweetheart, you know how to love me
The way I like to be loved
Please don’t leave me as I have the courage to love you back
[Verse 2]
It’s been so long
Finally, I know that I am willing
It’s so hard to find love, so I will stay here
With open wounds I no longer care what others think
I’ll be with you so we can witness life
So that we always and forever love each other
[Coro]
Sweetheart, you know how to love me
The way I like to be loved
I’m a lit-up flower that gives warmth to the garden of your life Sweetheart, you know how to love me
The way I like to be loved
Please don’t leave me as I have the courage to love you back
Sweetheart, you know how to love me
The way I like to be loved
I’m a lit-up flower that gives warmth to the garden of your life Sweetheart, you know how to love me
The way I like to be loved
Please don’t leave me as I have the courage to love you back
[Outro]
Sweetheart, sweetheart, you know how to love me
(The way I like to be loved)
Sweetheart, you know how to love me, my love
(The way I like to be loved)
Ay, please don’t leave
Stay forever
(The way I like to be loved)
I have the courage to love you back
(The way I like to be loved)
Love what you see? Check out our first video of Rosalia’s “Malamente” here.