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Artist: Jeanette
Canonical path: /jeanette/me-olvidaras
Related lyric paths: 6
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Me Olvidaras
Read Me Olvidaras lyrics by Jeanette on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Me Olvidaras
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Pronto te iras de aqui
Volveras a tu ciudad
El otoño borrara el calor
Del verano y me olvidaras
Se que ocurrira asi
Se que fue una ilusion
tus palabras volaran con el sol
del verano y me olvidaras
Yo se que tu adios
sera el final de la vida que
aprendi a soñar junto a ti
se que todo acabo, pero yo
te esperare con la ilusion de que
vendras en verano otra vez a mi
Yo se que tu adios sera el final
de la vida que aprendi a soñar
junto a ti
Pronto te iras de aqui
volveras a tu ciudad
el otoño borrara el calor
del verano y me olvidaras
Y me olvidaras.
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