Raro es el vacío
Que has dejado en mí
Viento, si te busco hay solo viento
Y se ha quedado aquí

Niebla vieja, trompo sin fin
Puerta muerta, canción de abril

Viento que se lleva los recuerdos
Que me nubla hasta tu cara y al final no queda nada
Ni la nostalgia está
De poderte recordar

El cielo perdonó
Pero fue sabio y cruel
Me dejó tumbado y como muerto
En la vereda y fue

Tan severo, me hizo crecer
El tiempo injusto se fue con él

Cielo que se lleva los recuerdos
Que me nubla hasta tu cara y al final no queda nada
Ni la nostalgia está
De poderte recordar

No existe nada
Solo el anhelo
De soñar verte a vos
Y saber como hacer
Para quedarme siempre allí
Y nunca mas volver

No existe nada
Solo el anhelo de soñar
Verte a vos
Y saber
Cómo hacer para quedarme siempre allí
No despertarme más

Rara es la esperanza
Que has dejado en mí
Rara y como eterna me condena
A esperar hasta el fin

Puerta muerta, canción de abril
Niebla vieja, trompo sin fin

Si mis ojos vieran lejos
Y pudiera yo encontrarte aunque fuera en un instante
Descansaría ya
De tanto caminar

Raro es el vacío
Que has dejado en mí
Viento, si te busco hay solo viento
Y se ha quedado aquí

Tan severo el invierno gris
El tiempo injusto te hizo morir

Viento que se lleva los recuerdos
Que me nubla hasta tu cara y al final no queda nada
Ni la nostalgia está
De poderte recordar

No existe nada
Solo el anhelo de soñar
Verte a vos
Y saber
Cómo hacer para quedarme siempre allí
Y nunca más volver

No existe nada
Solo el anhelo de soñar
Verte a vos
Y saber
Cómo hacer para quedarme siempre allí
No despertarme más


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