Te siento en todo momento
Cada respiro en toda dirección
Puedo soñarte despierta
Y es tu presencia una alucinación

Todo lo que hay en ti
(Todo lo que hay en ti)
Todo lo que siento en ti
Es magia que me ayuda a vivir
Todo lo que veo en ti
(Todo lo que veo en ti)
Se convierte para mí
En aire que me ayuda a vivir

No me dejes ir, no te alejes
No puedo vivir y perderte
No me dejes ir, no te alejes
Quiero descubrir lo que sientes

Presiento cuando apareces,
En un suspiro de mi corazón
Y mis sentidos se pierden
Cada segundo es una sensación

Todo lo que hay en ti

No me dejes ir, no te alejes
No puedo vivir y perderte
No me dejes ir, no te alejes
Quiero descubrir lo que sientes

Dime si en tus sueños me puedes sentir
Dime si me extrañas cuando estás sin mi
Dime si en silencio me puedes oír
Dime algo que no puedo estar así (dime)


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