Hay Amores
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Hay Amores
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Hay amores como espadas
como el fuego, como el agua;
hay amores como nubes de algodón,
que te abrazan,
se desgajan;
hay amores que no saben que lo son.
Hay amores como barro
que moldeas con tus manos;
hay amores como flores de papel,
solamente
de colores;
hay amores que se mueren al nacer.
Viejos amores, derrumbó el hastío como torres de papel;
viejos amores, maltrató el destino, se murieron sin crecer;
viejos amores, nuevas ilusiones, necesitan como ayer;
viejos amores, gestos aprendidos que repiten sin querer.
Hay amores como un árbol
que se agotan esperando;
hay amores que quisieras olvidar,
te hace daño
recordarlos,
hay amores con sabor a soledad.
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Victor Manuel performs "Hay Amores", and this lyric page sits inside the Victor Manuel catalog on LyroVerse.
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