Esclavo y Amo
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Esclavo y Amo
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No sé qué tienen tus ojos
No sé qué tiene tu boca
Que domina mis antojos
Y a mi sangre vuelve loca
No sé cómo fui a quererte
Ni cómo te fui adorando
Me siento morir mil veces
Cuando no te estoy mirando
De noche, cuando me acuesto
A Dios le pido olvidarte
Y al amanecer despierto
Tan solo para adorarte
Qué influencia tienen tus labios
Que cuando me besan tiemblo
Hacen que me sienta esclavo
Y amo del universo
De noche, cuando me acuesto
A Dios le pido olvidarte
Y al amanecer despierto
Tan solo para adorarte
Qué influencia tienen tus labios
Que cuando me besan tiemblo
Hacen que me sienta esclavo
Y amo del universo
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