Llora el cielo
Y en mis manos
Veo sus lagrimas caer
El silencio, me hace daño
Se acabo nuestro querer
La tristeza me castiga
Se apropia de mi ser

Puedes llevarte mi ilución
Romperme todo el corazon
Como a un cristal, que se cae al suelo
Pero te juro que al final
Sola me voy a levantar
Como un rascacielo
Como un rascacielo

Poco a poco, con el tiempo
Voy a olvidarme de ti
No te vas a dar cuenta
Que estoy sangrando aqui
Mis ventanas se han quebrado
Mas no me voy a rendir

Puedes llevarte mi ilución
Romperme todo el corazon
Como a un cristal, que se cae al suelo
Pero te juro que al final
Sola me voy a levantar
Como un rascacielo
Como un rascacielo

Vete a volar, yo estoy mejor asi
Muy lejos de ti, yeah
No vuelvas mas
Que ya lo decidi
Sin tu recuerdo aprendere a vivir

Puedes llevarte mi ilución
Romperme todo el corazon
Como a un cristal, que se cae al suelo
Pero te juro que al final
Sola me voy a levantar
Como un rascacielo
Como un rascacielo
Como un rascacielo
Como un rascacielo


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Rascacielo (Skyscraper in Spanish) song meanings
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