Tiritas pa este corazón partió (tiri-ti-tando de frío)
Tiritas pa este corazón partió, (pa este corazón partió)

Ya lo ves, que no hay dos sin tres
Que la vida va y viene y que no se detiene
Y, qué sé yo
Pero miénteme aunque sea, dime que algo queda
Entre nosotros dos, que en tu habitación
Nunca sale el sol, ni existe el tiempo ni el dolor
Llévame si quieres a perder
A ningún destino, sin ningún por qué

Ya lo sé, que corazón que no ve
Es corazón que no siente
O corazón que te miente amor
Pero, sabes que en lo más profundo de mi alma
Sigue aquel dolor por creer en ti
Qué fue de la ilusión y de lo bello que es vivir?
Para qué me curaste cuando estaba herido
Si hoy me dejas de nuevo con el corazón partió

¿Quién me va a entregar sus emociones?
¿Quién me va a pedir que nunca le abandone?
¿Quién me tapará esta noche si haré frío?
¿Quién me va a curar el corazón partió?
¿Quién llenará de primaveras este Enero
Y bajará la luna para que juguemos
Dime, si tú te vas, dime cariño mío
¿Quién me va a curar el corazón partió?

(Tiritas pa este corazón partió)(pa este corazón partió)
(Tiritas pa este corazón partió)(pa este corazón)

Dar solamente aquello que te sobra
Nunca fue compartir, sino dar limosna, amor
Si no lo sabes tú, te lo digo yo
Después de la tormenta siempre llega la calma
Pero, sé que después de ti
Después de ti no hay nada
Para qué me curaste cuando estaba herido
Si hoy me dejas de nuevo con el corazón partió

¿Quién me va a entregar sus emociones?
¿Quién me va a pedir que nunca le abandone?
¿Quién me tapará esta noche si haré frío?
¿Quién me va a curar el corazón partió?
¿Quién llenará de primaveras este Enero
Y bajará la luna para que juguemos
Dime, si tú te vas, dime cariño mío
¿Quién me va a curar el corazón partió?

¿Quién me va a entregar sus emociones?
¿Quién me va a pedir que nunca le abandone?
¿Quién me tapará esta noche si haré frío?
¿Quién me va a curar el corazón partió?
¿Quién llenará de primaveras este Enero
Y bajará la luna para que juguemos
Dime, si tú te vas, dime cariño mío
¿Quién me va a curar el corazón partió?

¿Quién me va a entregar sus emociones?
¿Quién me va a pedir que nunca le abandone?
¿Quién me tapará esta noche si haré frío?
¿Quién me va a curar el corazón partió?
¿Quién llenará de primaveras este Enero
Y bajará la luna para que juguemos
Dime, si tú te vas, dime cariño mío
¿Quién me va a curar el corazón partió?

¿Quién me va a entregar sus emociones?
¿Quién me va a pedir que nunca le abandone?
¿Quién me tapará esta noche si haré frío?
¿Quién me va a curar el corazón partió?
¿Quién llenará de primaveras este Enero
Y bajará la luna para que juguemos
Dime, si tú te vas, dime cariño mío
¿Quién me va a curar el corazón partió?

¿Quién me va a entregar sus emociones?
¿Quién me va a pedir que nunca le abandone?
¿Quién me tapará esta noche si haré frío?
¿Quién me va a curar el corazón partió?
¿Quién llenará de primaveras este Enero
Y bajará la luna para que juguemos
Dime, si tú te vas, dime cariño mío
¿Quién me va a curar el corazón partió?

¿Quién me va a entregar sus emociones?
¿Quién me va a pedir que nunca le abandone?
¿Quién me tapará esta noche si haré frío?
¿Quién me va a curar el corazón partió?
¿Quién llenará de primaveras este Enero
Y bajará la luna para que juguemos
Dime, si tú te vas, dime cariño mío
¿Quién me va a curar el corazón partió?


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Corazon Partio Lyrics as written by Alejandro Sanchez Pizarro

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