This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Una madrugada, yo me enamoré
Me pidió mi alma, yo se la entregué Y al amancer con aquel adiós
Se perdió mi alma, se llevó mi amor
Agua que no bebas, penas y tristezas déjala correr
No vale la pena cuando no te quieran llorar un querer
Agua que no bebas, penas y tristezas déjala correr
Que un amor perdido que nunca ha querido no puede volver
Dicen que las penas vienen y se van
Que nada en la vida dura hasta el final
Que el amor se va, que no vuelve más
Que cuando lo pierdes lloras soledad
Agua que no bebas, penas y tristezas déjala correr
No vale la pena cuando no te quieran llorar un querer
Agua que no bebas, penas y tristezas déjalas correr
Que un amor perdido que nunca ha querido no puede volver
Agua que no bebas, penas y tristezas déjala correr
No vale la pena cuando no te quieran llorar un querer
Agua que no bebas, penas y tristezas déjalas correr
Que un amor perdido que nunca ha querido no puede volver
Me pidió mi alma, yo se la entregué Y al amancer con aquel adiós
Se perdió mi alma, se llevó mi amor
Agua que no bebas, penas y tristezas déjala correr
No vale la pena cuando no te quieran llorar un querer
Agua que no bebas, penas y tristezas déjala correr
Que un amor perdido que nunca ha querido no puede volver
Dicen que las penas vienen y se van
Que nada en la vida dura hasta el final
Que el amor se va, que no vuelve más
Que cuando lo pierdes lloras soledad
Agua que no bebas, penas y tristezas déjala correr
No vale la pena cuando no te quieran llorar un querer
Agua que no bebas, penas y tristezas déjalas correr
Que un amor perdido que nunca ha querido no puede volver
Agua que no bebas, penas y tristezas déjala correr
No vale la pena cuando no te quieran llorar un querer
Agua que no bebas, penas y tristezas déjalas correr
Que un amor perdido que nunca ha querido no puede volver
Lyrics submitted by Mellow_Harsher
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