Me enseñaste a no fumar sin desayuno
Me enseñaste a dividir
Que la suma de uno y uno siempre es uno
Si se aprende a compartir

Me enseñaste que los celos son traviesos
Que es mitad falta de sesos y mitad inseguridad
Me enseñaste a ser pareja en libertad
Me enseñaste que el amor no es una reja y que es mentira la verdad

Me enseñaste que no es bueno el que te ayuda
Sino el que no te molesta
Me enseñaste que abrazado a tu cintura
Todo parece una fiesta

Me enseñaste muchas cosas de la cama
Que es mejor cuando se ama y que es también para dormir
Me enseñaste entre otras cosas a vivir
Me enseñaste que una duda puede más que una razón
Pero fallaste, mi gurú
Se te olvidó enseñarme qué hago si no estás tú

Me enseñaste de todo, excepto a olvidarte
Desde filosofía hasta cómo tocarte
A saber que el afrodisíaco más cumplidor
No son los mariscos, sino el amor
Pero no me enseñaste a olvidarte

Me enseñaste de todo excepto a olvidarte
A convertir una caricia en una obra de arte
A saber que los abogados saben poco de amor
Y que el amor se cohíbe en los juzgados
Pero no me enseñaste a olvidarte
Pero no me enseñaste a olvidarte

¿Dónde se apaga el amor que quedó?
No encuentro el interruptor
Si hay que aceptar que nuestra historia voló
¿De dónde saco el valor?

Me enseñaste de todo, excepto a olvidarte
Desde filosofía hasta cómo tocarte
A saber que el afrodisíaco más cumplidor
No son los mariscos, sino el amor
Pero no me enseñaste a olvidarte

Me enseñaste de todo excepto a olvidarte
A convertir una caricia en una obra de arte
A saber que los abogados saben poco de amor
Y que el amor se cohíbe en los juzgados
Pero no me enseñaste a olvidarte
Pero no me enseñaste a olvidarte


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    Excelente canción, el significado es aparentemente muy claro; es no saber como estar sin esta persona a la que amaste si estabas acostumbrado a ella y esta era la que te enseñó muchas cosas del amor y esas cosas.

    antox89on November 27, 2009   Link

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