¿Qué pasa? Julieta, Nelly, La Mala

Hay algo que va a suceder, no sé que es
Se desprende toda sensación que no puedo ver
Será que el sol está brillando distinto a lo acostumbrado, en la mañana, esta mañana

Lo que antes me afectaba ya no me dice tanto
Alguien quien alguna vez amé se ha ido borrando
¿Será la vida que sé yo?
Casualidad pense en mi voz, te fui llamando, llamando

Seré yo o serás tú, todo está tan diferente, eres tú
Seré yo o serás tú, todo parece puesto bajo otra luz

No supe que es que llegue a este momento
Donde escucho el tono de tu voz y voy corriendo
Será que estoy enamorándome sin querer, no sé bien, no sé bien

Seré yo o serás tú, todo está tan diferente, eres tú
Seré yo o serás tú, todo parece puesto bajo otra luz

El color de mi vida cambió desde que tú llegaste
El color de mi vida cambió desde que tú llegaste
El color de mi vida cambió desde que tú llegaste
El color de mi vida cambió desde que tú llegaste

Nene, puedo saltar al vacio y liberarme de lo que se supone que es mio
Lo miro eternamente en un coño mollido sin reparar en la lucha que existe
Bajo otra luz me encuentro y es dificil de olvidarme de que vine pa' quedarme
Sin temor a enamorarme y allegándome como semilla que busca calor

Seré yo o serás tú, todo está tan diferente, eres tú
Seré yo o serás tú, todo parece puesto bajo otra luz

El color de mi vida cambió desde que tú llegaste
El color de mi vida cambió desde que tú llegaste
El color de mi vida cambió desde que tú llegaste
El color de mi vida cambió desde que tú llegaste...


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