Ya no me acuerdo de mí, ya no me acuerdo de nada
Ya no se bien lo que fui, si hare krishna o si lama
Mi dirección es aquí, mi apartamento tu cama
Ya no me mires así que tengo el alma gitana
Y en este alz haimer feliz tus ojos son mis ventanas

Amor como el que me das desmemoriza a cualquiera
Me acuerdo cuando te vas y se me olvida si llegas
Solo me importa si estás, no sé si hay sol o si nieva
Mi nombre es el que querrás, mi patria es la que prefieras
Si en este alz haimer feliz, tu brasiere es mi bandera

Ya no me acuerdo de nada
Si sufrí, si llore, si te salve o me salvaste
Si es un mal o es un milagro
Ya no me acuerdo de nada

Si perdí o si gane, si fue real o si soñé
Si estuve al borde del delirio
Ya no me acuerdo de nada

Ya no me acuerdo de nada
Si perdí o si gane, si fue real o si soñé
Si estuve al borde del delirio
Ya no me acuerdo de nada, de nada
Ya no me acuerdo de nada

Me cuentan que un día viví entre las sombras y el miedo
Fui amante de un maniquí, de corazón usurero
Me cuentan que el que yo fui perdía llegando primero
Hoy solo se que es por ti que recordarme no puedo
Y en este alz haimer feliz te quiero porque te quiero

Ya no me acuerdo de nada
Si sufrí, si llore, si te salve o me salvaste
Si es un mal o es un milagro
Ya no me acuerdo de nada

Ya no me acuerdo de nada
Si perdí o si gane, si fue real o si soñé
Si estuve al borde del delirio
Ya no me acuerdo de nada, de nada

Ya no me acuerdo de nada
Si perdí o si gane, si fue real o si soñé
Si estuve al borde del delirio
Ya no me acuerdo de nada, de nada

Ya no me acuerdo de nada
Ya no me acuerdo de mí


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