Aca Entre Nos

Lyrics

Por presumir a mis amigos les conte
Que en el amor ninguna pena me aniquila
Que pa' probarles de tus besos me olvide
Y me bastaron unos tragos de tequila

Les platique que me encontre con otro amor
Y que en sus brazos fui dejando de quererte
Que te aborrezco desde el dia de tu traicion
Y que hay momentos que he deseado hasta tu muerte

Aca entre nos
Quiero que sepas la verdad
No te he dejado de adorar
Alla en mi triste soledad
Me han dado ganas de gritar
Salir corriendo y preguntar
Que es lo que ha sido de tu vida

Aca entre nos
Siempre te voy a recordar
Y hoy que a mi lado tu no estas
No queda mas que confesar
Que ya no puedo soportar
Que estoy odiando sin odiar
Porque respiro por la herida

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