Por su amor has hecho cosas
Que jamás harías por mí
Las mismas que yo como un tonto
Hice por ti
Ya no tomas y no fumas en reuniones
Por que el te lo pidió

Pero sé que alguien puede
Hacer los mismo por mi amor
Entonces nadie va a romperme el corazón
Pues tú lo hiciste
Y te largaste junto a el

Y si tu amor no vuelve
Tendré que conformarme con fotografías
Tendré que hacer un álbum de tus alegrías
Y todos los momentos que viví contigo
Seré un coleccionista

Si tu amor no vuelve
Pintando las paredes con tanto recuerdo
Rayándome la vida con tanto silencio
Llorando como un niño porque no te tengo
Y es que un maldito imbécil me robo mis sueños

Tengo herido el corazón
Y hoy desangra mi canción
Ya no puedo estar sin ti

Por tu amor renuncie a mi vida
Por vivir tu vida
Remate mis sueños
Por vivir tus sueños
Y hoy te largas y además te das el lujo
De contárselos a el

Te odiare
Si no vuelves no hay remedio te odiare
Y aunque parezca absurdo el tiempo te amare
Pues esta claro yo no sé vivir sin ti

Y si tu amor no vuelve
Mi alma ira a buscarte lejos de mi cuerpo
Cargando dos valijas llenas de silencio
Huyendo del fracaso por que no te tengo
Y es que un maldito imbécil me robo tu cuerpo

Tengo herido el corazón
Y hoy desangra mi canción
Ya no puedo estar sin ti

Y si tu amor no vuelve
Tendré que conformarme con fotografías
Tendré que hacer un álbum de tus alegrías
Y todos los momentos que viví contigo
Seré un coleccionista

Si tu amor no vuelve
Pintando las paredes con tanto recuerdo
Rayándome la vida con tanto silencio
Huyendo del fracaso porque no te tengo
Y es que un maldito imbécil me robo tu cuerpo

Tendré que conformarme con fotografías
Tendré que hacer un álbum de tus alegrías
Y todos los momentos que viví contigo
Seré un coleccionista


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