No me queda más
Que perderme en un abismo
De tristeza y lágrimas
No me queda más
Que aguantar bien mi derrota
Y brindarte felicidad

No me queda más
Si tu regreso hoy sería
Una imposibilidad
Y esto que no era amor
Lo que hoy niegas
Lo que dices
Que nunca pasó
Es el más dulce recuerdo
De mi vida

Yo tenía una esperanza
En el fondo de mi alma
Que un día te quedaras tú conmigo
Y aún guardaba una ilusión
Que alimentaba el corazón
Mi corazón que hoy tiene que verte como solo amigo

Y aunque viví enamorada
Y totalmente equivocada
No me importa
Porque esto si fuera amor
Por mi parte
Lo más lindo
El más grande amor
Y aunque siempre lo renuncies
Para mí fue lo más bello

Yo tenía una esperanza
En el fondo de mi alma
Que un día te quedaras tú conmigo
Y aún guardaba una ilusión
Que alimentaba el corazón
Mi corazón que hoy tiene que verte como solo amigo

Y aunque viví enamorada
Y totalmente equivocada
No me importa
Porque esto si fuera amor
Por mi parte
Lo más lindo
El más grande amor
Y aunque siempre lo renuncies
Para mí fue lo más bello
Fue lo más bello


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No Me Queda Más Lyrics as written by Ricky Vela

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    such a beautiful song

    their love meant the world to her and she still appreciates it even if he doesn't anymore

    nbellacruzon April 15, 2007   Link

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