Tu Esclava Seré
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Tu Esclava Seré
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Sé que la tormenta
Trae a mi señor
Y que en ella envuelto
Está su corazón
Siento la penumbra
La energía suya
Que a mi me llama y me enloquece
En la noche oscura surge su presencia
Está en el aire y la recibo yo
Se que estás muy cerca
Y yo lista estoy
Para recibirte
Apurase veloz
No demores un instante tu llegada
Deja que las olas te conduzcan
Y que el mar rugiente, fuerte y prepotente
Deposite tu sagrada forma pronto aquí
Cuanto tiempo he esperado en tenerte ya en mi
Pensar que pronto escucharemos
El viento de tu voz
Y yo, perdida entre tus besos
Podré mostrarte que
Tuya soy
Tuya soy
Cada instante que no estás
Yo lo sufro como una eternidad
Lo grandioso es que ya estás
Entregada entre tus brazos, muerta en vida
Tu esclava seré, seré
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Angel Mahler performs "Tu Esclava Seré", and this lyric page sits inside the Angel Mahler catalog on LyroVerse.
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