Ay Corazon!
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Ay Corazon!
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Ay corazon, ya no te caigas que duele el pecho
Que duele el alma
Ay corazon, ya no te caigas que duele el pecho
Cuando esto acaba
Y que hice yo, andar mi camino con amor
Extender mis alas al dolor
Para quererte
Para protegerte hoy
¿Y ahora que a donde voy?
No existen dias si no me miras
¿Y ahora que a donde voy?
Si mis temores ahora son peores
La sangre corriendo en mi pecho sediento de amor
Los brazos cansados de ti
La sangre corriendo en mi pecho sediento de amor
Mis labios cansados de ti, sin ti...
La sangre corriendo en mi pecho sediento de amor
Los brazos cansados de ti, sin ti...
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Maria Escarlata performs "Ay Corazon!", and this lyric page sits inside the Maria Escarlata catalog on LyroVerse.
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