Rojo de Sangre
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Rojo de Sangre
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Yo no me ando a medias tintas
traigo un duelo que me pinta
todo el cielo color guinda y carmesi...
rojo de sangre, de ego herido, de dolor,
de rosas marchitas, de gritos que gritan, de voces sin voz.
Yo no me ando a medias aguas
traigo heridos cuerpo y alma
tengo grietas en la calma, en la quietud...
pena en las venas y agonía en el corazón
derrumbes, condenas,
martirios, cadenas,
azul desazón.
Yo no quiero que te vayas y me aferro a tu mirada
pero no puedo hacer nada más
y es que ya me voy sintiendo sola, me tragan ya las olas
de mi amargura soledad.
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Janette Chao performs "Rojo de Sangre", and this lyric page sits inside the Janette Chao catalog on LyroVerse.
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