Fallaste Corazón
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Fallaste Corazón
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Y tú que te creías el rey de todo el mundo
Y tú que nunca fuiste capaz de perdonar
Y cruel y despiadado, de todo te reías
Hoy imploras cariño aunque sea por piedad
A dónde está tu orgullo, a dónde está el coraje?
Porque hoy que estás vencido mendigas caridad
Ya vez que no es lo mismo amar que ser amado
Hoy que estás acabado que lástima me das
Maldito corazón, me alegro que ahora sufras
Que llores y te humilles ante ése gran amor
La vida es la ruleta en que apostamos todos
Y a tí te había tocado no más la de ganar
Pero hoy tu buena suerte la espalda te ha volteado
Fallaste corazón, no vuelvas a apostar
Maldito corazón, me alegro que ahora sufras
La vida es la ruleta en que apostamos todos
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Albert Hammond performs "Fallaste Corazón", and this lyric page sits inside the Albert Hammond catalog on LyroVerse.
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