Las Cosas Cambian
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Las Cosas Cambian
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En una cima están dos chicos,
Se están haciendo el cielo para dos
Y en esa noche, de inmensa calma
Fuimos dos nómades, y sólo un alma.
Y ahora resulta que no eres feliz,
Creció esa niña, y aprendió a cumplir
Y al pasar la vida siempre confundida
Mas no me preguntes si acaso estoy triste
Negaste tu llanto en tratar de no herirme
*coro: -o-
Pero yo entenderé, y aprenderé a vivir si tú te vas,
Yo no me morire si en tus malditas alas volarás.
Pero las cosas cambian, la vida siempre paga
Déjame tu ida, y mañana llévate el dolor.
-o-
Dices que nunca te importé, lo sé
Que son fantasías, que me lo inventé
Como aquellos días
Que yo era tu vida
Cuando llegabas tan sólo al pensarte,
Cuando eras mía tan sólo al mirarte
*coro(3 veces)
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