Junto a ti
Despierto y estoy entero
Es que sí
Amar es total para mí

Junto a ti
Despierto y me siento nueva
Pienso que
Amarte es total para mí

Nadie sabe que los dos aquí
Abrazados, nos lanzamos al vacío

Déjame tocar tu cuerpo pálido
Con tanta fuerza que ya nunca ría, ni que llore
Márcame en la piel tu huella mágica
Tu huella personal, nuestro amor es total

Junto a ti
No pienso por qué no pienso
Junto a ti
Amarte es total para mí

Es lo que ves poca cosa
Una historia de amor
Que no pesa, que no pasa
Que se queda entre los dos

Que te va, que te viene
Que te llora y te sonríe (yo te amaré)
Que te toca y que te lía (y siempre te amaré)
Que no sabe ni por qué

Junto a ti
Despierto y no sé si es cierto
Es así
Estoy en el límite

Junto a ti
Que sientes lo que yo siento
Es que sí
Amarte es total para mí


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