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Artist: Massacre
Canonical path: /massacre/cartas-a-mi
Related lyric paths: 6
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Cartas a mí
Read Cartas a mí lyrics by Massacre on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Cartas a mí
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Limitar mi fórmula a estudiar,
A buscar un libro y aprender a amar,
Encontrar el tiempo,
Superar el miedo.
Mi pregunta es quién falló
Y qué me impide flotar en este mar.
Encontrar la fuerza
Que me invite a cambiar
Reparar mi alma y empezar a hablar,
Postergar los roles,
Al romper el molde.
Renacer esperando ser yo mismo
Y olvidar el papel
Que alguién me dio,
Renacer esperando ser yo mismo.
Olvidar ese papel
Que alguien me dio,
Y ese guión que alguien
Creía apropiado para mí.
The one I've seen is the one I've got, you try to hide, you had to hide.
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