Hay un destino que no tiene pruebas
Por eso esta historia
Puede que muera con una verdad
Olvidada en tu memoria

Será un camino que no tiene huella
La suerte que le ha tocado a la estrella
Que te ha de guiar

Hay un siempre para la batalla
Y la razón que te demora
Si hay una sombra para cada luz
Corras a donde corras

Quizá el destino sea una mentira
Quizá lo único que quería la vida
Era terminar con vos

La ruta sigue más allá
De las luces de la autopista
Secando al ojo de la lágrima
Te perderás de vista
Como un relámpago en la fría noche
Cruzarás los abismos
Esos que guardan a la sombra
Que te ocultan de vos mismo

Hay algo extraño ahí del otro lado
Que te teme y te da la mano
Para llegar hasta vos

Hay un destino que no tiene pruebas
Por eso esta historia
Ya habrá muerto
Con una verdad olvidada en tu memoria

Será un camino que no tiene huella
La suerte que le ha tocado a la estrella
Que te ha de guiar

Habrá un siempre para la batalla
Y la razón que te demora
Si hay una sombra para cada luz
Corras a donde corras

Quizá el destino sea una mentira
Quizá lo único que quería la vida
Era terminar con vos, oh oh oh


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