Quién te dijo que yo me olvide de ti
Que me duermo tranquilo y jamás sueño contigo?
¿Que pasé de todo, quién te dijo eso?
Si cuando el cielo se enfurece vienes vestida de lluvia
Y cuando el sol desaparece llegas plateada de luna

¿Quién te dijo que yo ya no pienso en ti
Que es historia pasada el amor que me dabas?
¿Que pasé de todo, quien te dijo eso?
Si cuando el viento entra los gritos reconozco tus palabras
Y cuando el fuego va apagándose tu cuerpo se me escapa

¿Quién te dijo eso?
No les creas que ya no te quiero
¡Ay cuánto, cuánto te mintieron!
¿Quién te dijo eso?
Si me queda una casa vacía
Si me falta un pedazo de cielo
¿Ay quién te dijo eso?

¿Quién te dijo que yo no luché por ti
Que bajé los brazos dejando entrar al fracaso?
¿Que pasé de todo, quién te dijo eso?
Si estoy quemándome en el hielo traicionero de tu frío
Si de tanto que te lloro como un loco me rio

¿Quién te dijo eso?
No les creas que ya no te quiero
¡Ay cuánto cuánto te mintieron!
¿Quién te dijo eso?

Si me queda casa vacía
Si me falta un pedazo de cielo
Se me acorta la vida
Se me muere la esperanza
Ya no puedo hacer nada
Nada me alcanza
Yo solamente quisiera que el mundo no te mintiera
Y supieras que estoy deseperado
Como un pez que se ahoga en su propio mar

¿Quién te dijo eso?
No les creas que ya no te quiero
¡Ay cuánto, cuánto te mintieron!
¿Quién te dijo eso?
Si me queda una casa vacía
Si me falta un pedazo de cielo
Ay ¿quién te dijo eso?


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