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Artist: Smitten
Canonical path: /smitten/dos-semanas
Related lyric paths: 6
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Dos Semanas
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Dos Semanas
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Hace un día te fuiste y no puedo esperar
Faltan ya dos semanas y no pasan más
Y decidí plasmar sentimientos en este papel
Una leve anestesia que calma mi sed
Hace un día te fuiste y no evito el recuerdo
Es que extraño tu voz cuando estoy en silencio
Y decidí tratar de estar un poco mejor
si el tiempo no pasa en mi corazón
Ella se encuentra a kilómetros Ella tal vez ahora está junto al
mar
Yo aquí en mi cuarto solo sintiendo el perfume que aquí dejará
Su piel cuando se va
El manto que nos cubrirá
cuando las semanas ya pasen y vuelvas acá.
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