Te pido por favor
Guardar silencio amor, me desconcentraré a la primera
Te pido por favor
La simple aceptación, que nunca fuiste tú la más sincera
Fácil yo pude haber muerto
Junto a ti y a la primera
Y en tu tumba debe decir
Que nunca fuiste la más sincera

Te pido por favor
Recuerdes siempre amor, que yo aquí estaré siempre que quieras
Lo que tendrás que hacer
Solo resucitar pues yo te eliminé siempre recuerda

Hasta el final
Conmigo vas a estar
Conmigo vas a estar
Recuerda que todo nos sigue siempre
Hasta el final
Conmigo vas a estar
Conmigo vas a estar
Promesas son promesas

Te pido ya tachar en tu agenda
Pues ya no estarás para cumplirla
Pero tú estarás aquí junto a mí
Si no es por voluntad será por fuerza

Fácil yo pude haber muerto
Junto a ti y a la primera
Y en tu tumba debe decir
Que nunca fuiste la más sincera

Hasta el final
Conmigo vas a estar
Conmigo vas a estar
Recuerda que todo nos sigue siempre
Hasta el final
Conmigo vas a estar
Conmigo vas a estar
Promesas son promesas

No tienes una idea de la soledad
Pues ya estás con alguien más
El tiempo te va a enseñar
Yo siempre fui el mejor para perdonar
Y ahora ya no es igual
Contigo va en serio

No tienes una idea de la soledad
Pues ya estás con alguien más
El tiempo te va a enseñar
Yo siempre fui el mejor para perdonar
Y ahora ya no es igual
Contigo va en serio


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Hasta el Final Lyrics as written by Jorge Vazquez Martinez Arturo Arredondo Trevino

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