Las Ciudades
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Las Ciudades
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(Carmen París con Maria Dolores Pradera)
Te vi llegar y sentí la presencia
de un ser desconocido
te vi llegar y sentí lo que nunca
jamás había sentido
Te quise amar y tu amor
no era fuego no era lumbre
las distancias apartan las ciudades
las ciudades destruyen las costumbres
Te dije adiós y pediste que nunca
que nunca te olvidara
te dije adiós y sentí de tu amor
otra vez la fuerza extraña
Y mi alma completa
se cubrió de hielo
y mi cuerpo entero
se llenó de frío
y estuve apunto de cambiar tu mundo
de cambiar tu mundo por el mundo mío
Te vi llegar y sentí la presencia
de un ser desconocido
te vi llegar y sentí lo que nunca
jamás había sentido
Te quise amar y tu amor
no era fuego no era lumbre
las distancias apartan las ciudades
las ciudades destruyen las costumbres
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