Parte De Lo Que Me Debes

Planetas, Los

Parte de lo que me debes

Cuantas veces lo intenté
Y no sirvió de nada
De un millón de formas lo intenté
Y no sirvió de nada


¿Lo has sentido alguna vez?
¿Echas de menos algo?
¿Te has arrepentido alguna vez
De haber tenido y de no haber robado?


¿Has vuelto de nuevo allí?
¿En qué has pensado?
No te has acordado más de mí
Que yo no he conseguido nada a cambio


A veces pienso en lo estúpido que fui
Las fuerzas que gasté, el tiempo que perdí


A veces pienso en lo estúpido que fui
Las fuerzas que gasté, el tiempo que perdí


Ahora pienso en lo estúpido que fui
Las fuerzas que gasté, el tiempo que perdí


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    Cuantas veces lo intenté. Y no sirvió de nada. De un millón de formas lo intenté. Y no sirvió de nada.

    ¿Lo has sentido alguna vez? ¿Echas de menos algo? ¿Te has arrepentido alguna vez de haber tenido y de no haberlo dado?

    ¿Has vuelto de nuevo allí? ¿En qué has pensado? No te has acordado más de mí. Que yo no he conseguido nada a cambio.

    A veces pienso en lo estúpido que fui, las fuerzas que gasté, el tiempo que perdí.

    A veces pienso en lo estúpido que fui, las fuerzas que gasté, el tiempo que perdí.

    Ahora pienso en lo estúpido que fui, las fuerzas que gasté, el tiempo que perdí

    Juanjo25on December 03, 2010   Link

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