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Artist: La Frontera
Canonical path: /la-frontera/mi-destino
Related lyric paths: 6
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Mi destino
Read Mi destino lyrics by La Frontera on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Mi destino
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Aquí estoy,
de nuevo otra vez.
Me verás llegar
y luego desaparecer.
Llámame, llámame,
hoy quiero oír tu voz acariciándome.
Sólo tú puedes cambiar...
mi destino.
Llámame, llámame,
hoy seré tu esclavo y tu mi reina cruel.
Gritaré, gritaré,
al sentir tu frío aliento
desgarrando mi piel.
Me escucharás, yo te hablaré.
Sólo tú puedes cambiar...
mi destino.
Me escucharás, yo te hablaré.
Sólo tú puedes cambiar...
mi destino.
Sólo tú puedes cambiar...
Sólo tú puedes cambiar...
Sólo tú puedes cambiar...
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