El Delirio de Perderte
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El Delirio de Perderte
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En el dia de hoi
eh dejado de kererte
no recuerdo haber sufrido el delirio de perderte
camino x ahi
sin pensar si al encontrarte
no me importa recordarte
es mas facil cmo estas
niego qe eh sufrido mucho x ti
el sol tmb salio para mi
vivo entre las luces
d este nuevo amor
yo se qe al escuchar esta cancion
llorarás al recordarme
yo fui el qe t enseño
a ser mujer
yo te di el primer beso
aunq ya no estes cnmigo
se q tu no me olvidarásss....
primer amorr
kien no tubo en esta vida
primer amorrr
pasa el tiempo y no te olvidaaaa
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El Polaco performs "El Delirio de Perderte", and this lyric page sits inside the El Polaco catalog on LyroVerse.
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