A Garagem da Vizinha

In the street where I live
I met a neighbor
Separated from her husband
And living alone
Besides being beautiful
She's a well of kindness
Seeing my car in the rain
She offered her garage

She said: No one has used it since he left me
Inside my garage cobwebs have gathered
Put your car in here, or it will rust
The garage is used, but your car will like it

Put the car in, take the car out
Whenever I want
What a tight garage
What a sweet woman
I take it out early, put it back at night and also in the afternoon
I'm even changing oil in the neighbor's garage

Put the car in, take the car out
Whenever I want
What a tight garage
What a sweet woman
I take it out early, put it back at night and also in the afternoon
I'm even changing oil in the neighbor's garage

But my powerful car has
A beautiful little trailer
That I use to sell coconuts
In my little town
But the garage is small
What do I do now?
My car stays inside, the coconuts stay outside

My neighbor is good
I'll take care of the garage
The grass grew at the door
I found a way to cut it
My neighbor's kindness is out of this world
When I don't use the front one, I use the back garage

Put the car in, take the car out
Whenever I want
What a tight garage
What a sweet woman
I take it out early, put it back at night and also in the afternoon
I'm even changing oil in the neighbor's garage

Put the car in, take the car out
Whenever I want
What a tight garage
What a sweet woman
I take it out early, put it back at night and also in the afternoon
I'm even changing oil in the neighbor's garage

Put the car in, take the car out
Whenever I want
What a tight garage
What a sweet woman
I take it out early, put it back at night and also in the afternoon
I'm even changing oil in the neighbor's garage