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Va a amanecer
Va a sanar
No te me rindas mi vida
Duerme esperando otro día
Que saldrá el sol, no te rindas amor
Resistir al dolor, yo, que te quiero a morir
Voy a sembrar en tu herida una flor
Yo trataré de curar todo ese dolor
Tenme fe corazón, esperanza y valor
Yo, que te quiero a morir
Va a amanecer
Va a sanar
Te voy a curar
Extrañas tanto, tanto pero aguanta corazón
Tu soledad
Se va
Te voy a curar
No te rindas mi vida
Siembra unas flores de amor en tu herida, ay corazón
Siempre habrá un nuevo amanecer
Te amo a morir
No te rajes mi vida
Siempre la suerte nos cambia, nos gira, ay corazón
Siempre habrá un nuevo amanecer
Sale el sol
No te me rajes mi vida, mi amor
Eres un roble valiente con la cara al sol
Vamos a resistir como el árbol, de pie
Ponte de pie hasta morir
Va a amanecer
Uh-eh-uh-ah-ah-ah-ay
Yo sé que te pega el dolor
Tú sabes te amamos, lo sabes corazón
Tu soledad
Se va
Se va, se va
No te rindas mi vida
Siembra unas flores de amor en tu herida, ay corazón
Siempre habrá un nuevo amanecer
Te amo a morir
No te rajes mi vida
Siempre la suerte nos cambia, nos gira, ay corazón
Siempre habrá un nuevo amanecer
Sale el sol
No te rindas mi amor, es la vida un milagro de Dios
Ve cantando las penas y suelta el dolor
Va a amanecer, pronto llega el sol
Con la esperanza de amanecer, de renacer, no te rindas amor
Va a sanar
No te me rindas mi vida
Duerme esperando otro día
Que saldrá el sol, no te rindas amor
Resistir al dolor, yo, que te quiero a morir
Voy a sembrar en tu herida una flor
Yo trataré de curar todo ese dolor
Tenme fe corazón, esperanza y valor
Yo, que te quiero a morir
Va a amanecer
Va a sanar
Te voy a curar
Extrañas tanto, tanto pero aguanta corazón
Tu soledad
Se va
Te voy a curar
No te rindas mi vida
Siembra unas flores de amor en tu herida, ay corazón
Siempre habrá un nuevo amanecer
Te amo a morir
No te rajes mi vida
Siempre la suerte nos cambia, nos gira, ay corazón
Siempre habrá un nuevo amanecer
Sale el sol
No te me rajes mi vida, mi amor
Eres un roble valiente con la cara al sol
Vamos a resistir como el árbol, de pie
Ponte de pie hasta morir
Va a amanecer
Uh-eh-uh-ah-ah-ah-ay
Yo sé que te pega el dolor
Tú sabes te amamos, lo sabes corazón
Tu soledad
Se va
Se va, se va
No te rindas mi vida
Siembra unas flores de amor en tu herida, ay corazón
Siempre habrá un nuevo amanecer
Te amo a morir
No te rajes mi vida
Siempre la suerte nos cambia, nos gira, ay corazón
Siempre habrá un nuevo amanecer
Sale el sol
No te rindas mi amor, es la vida un milagro de Dios
Ve cantando las penas y suelta el dolor
Va a amanecer, pronto llega el sol
Con la esperanza de amanecer, de renacer, no te rindas amor
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No Te Rindas Lyrics as written by Jose Fernando Emilio Olvera Sierra
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