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Ya me voy, muy lejos del pueblo
Empacando maletas, guardando recuerdos de amor
Ya me voy, rumbo al Norte
Dejo novia, mis calles, mi gente, mi México
Ay, ay, ay, ay
Algún día yo volveré
Ay, ay, ay, ay
Te prometo mi amor
No lloraré, mientras camino
El desierto y la luna, se vienen conmigo
No, yo no sé dónde va el tren
Te lo juro mi amor, por ti volveré
No sé si comeré, ni dónde dormiré
Pero con tu recuerdo del frío me cubriré
Créeme amor, se necesita valor
Y no creo que el desierto y la luna me den tu amor
Ay, ay, ay, ay
Algún día yo volveré
Ay, ay, ay, ay
Te prometo mi amor
No lloraré, mientras camino
El desierto y la luna, se vienen conmigo
No, no, no sé dónde va el tren
Te lo juro mi amor, por ti volveré
No lloraré, mientras camino
El desierto y la luna, se vienen conmigo
No, yo, no sé dónde va el tren
Te lo juro mi amor, por ti volveré
Por ti volveré
Por ti volveré
Por ti volveré
Por ti volveré
Por ti volveré
Empacando maletas, guardando recuerdos de amor
Ya me voy, rumbo al Norte
Dejo novia, mis calles, mi gente, mi México
Ay, ay, ay, ay
Algún día yo volveré
Ay, ay, ay, ay
Te prometo mi amor
No lloraré, mientras camino
El desierto y la luna, se vienen conmigo
No, yo no sé dónde va el tren
Te lo juro mi amor, por ti volveré
No sé si comeré, ni dónde dormiré
Pero con tu recuerdo del frío me cubriré
Créeme amor, se necesita valor
Y no creo que el desierto y la luna me den tu amor
Ay, ay, ay, ay
Algún día yo volveré
Ay, ay, ay, ay
Te prometo mi amor
No lloraré, mientras camino
El desierto y la luna, se vienen conmigo
No, no, no sé dónde va el tren
Te lo juro mi amor, por ti volveré
No lloraré, mientras camino
El desierto y la luna, se vienen conmigo
No, yo, no sé dónde va el tren
Te lo juro mi amor, por ti volveré
Por ti volveré
Por ti volveré
Por ti volveré
Por ti volveré
Por ti volveré
Lyrics submitted by Aime Ramirez
El Desierto Lyrics as written by Jose Fernando Emilio Olvera Sierra Alejandro Gonzalez Trujillo
Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
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