L Aquellas caricias, su vergüenza y la mía,
El cuerpo temblando, nuestra mente imaginando,
Los dos descubriendo, poco a poco conociendo
Cómo era el amor...

J y un día crecimos, y de pronto comprendimos
Que todo cambiaba, que ya nada era lo mismo
Y en entre llanto y promesas,
Con el alma llena de tristeza dijimos adiós...

LyJ Primer amor, amor de mi vida,
Nunca más te olvidaré aunque pasen los días,
Su recuerdo me hare bien, me trae melancolía
Y el sabor de la niñez...

Primer amor, amor de mi vida,
Si te quise no lo sé, pero en ti yo creía,
Porque fuiste la verdad que no conocía,
Y que siempre imaginé...

L Aquellas miradas, nuestras manos apretadas,
La piel que se eriza, inocencia y sonrisas,
Deseos extraños, mucho miedo y pocos años,
Deseos de amor...

J De pronto el tiempo trajo nuevos sentimientos,
Y aquello que un día era lo único en la vida
Se fue alejando, y un recuerdo fue quedando
De alegría y dolor...

LyJ Primer amor, amor de mi vida,
Nunca más te olvidaré aunque pasen los días,
Su recuerdo me hare bien, me trae melancolía
Y el sabor de la niñez...

Primer amor, amor de mi vida,
Si te quise no lo sé, pero en ti yo creía,
Porque fuiste la verdad que no conocía,
Y que siempre imaginé......


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