Untie these ropes around my neck
Still I'm dropping to my knees
So conscious smiling discontent
Affecting lo que pienso de ti
Basta ya

Never mind, who's to say?
It's hard to rest when everybody's
On your case, on your own
It's hard to sleep when everything is

All concern, who is right?
It's hard to breathe when this intention
Feels so wrong, feels so right
Feels so wrong, never mind
Never mind

Las horas pasan nunca más
Si yo me vengo tú te vas
Y estás consciente sin querer
And now you hide yourself instead
Basta ya

Never mind, who's to say?
It's hard to rest when everybody's
On your case, on your own
It's hard to sleep when everything is

All concern, who is right?
It's hard to breathe when this intention
Feels so wrong, feels so right
Feels so wrong, never mind

Never mind, who's to say?
It's hard to rest when everybody's
On your case, on your own
It's hard to sleep when everything is

All concern, who is right?
It's hard to breathe when this intention
Feels so wrong, feels so right
Feels so wrong, never mind


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