Olvida ya el pasado
Y vive tu presente
Déjate de llantos
Y mándalos al diablo
No sigas recatando
Todos tus recuerdos
Y deja que esa herida
Se cure día a día

Dale tiempo al tiempo
Y que todo pase
Es normal que
Extrañes su presencia
Sal de esa condena
Que tanto envenena
Fuera hay muchas cosas que son buenas

Todo se olvida
Así que borra ese pasado
Todo se olvida
Mejor vive tu presente
Y día a día, hazlo por ti misma
Y por tu vida
Todo se olvida
En mi confía
Yo cambiare esas lagrimas
Por alegrías
No mas tardes tristes frías
En tus días
Yo te daría hasta mi vida
Todo se olvida

Veras que la tristeza
Es algo pasajera
Lo malo siempre pasa
No pierdas la esperanza
Por mucho que le ames
Claro que le olvidas
El tiempo todo enfría
Asi que en mi confía

Dale tiempo al tiempo
Y que todo pase
Es normal que
Extrañes su presencia
Sal de esa condena
Que tanto envenena
Fuera hay muchas cosas que son buenas

Todo se olvida
Así que borra ese pasado
Todo se olvida
Mejor vive tu presente
Y día a día, hazlo por ti misma
Y por tu vida
Todo se olvida
En mi confía
Yo cambiare esas lagrimas
Por alegrías
No mas tardes tristes frías
En tus días
Yo te daría hasta mi vida
Todo se olvida

Todo se olvida
No estas perdida
Encontraras la salida
Hoy la vida tiene sentido
No creas que esta todo perdido

Todo se olvida
Así que borra ese pasado
Todo se olvida
Mejor vive tu presente
Y día a día, hazlo por ti misma
Y por tu vida
Todo se olvida
En mi confía
Yo cambiare esas lagrimas
Por alegrías
No mas tardes tristes frías
En tus días
Yo te daría hasta mi vida
Todo se olvida


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