La Cama De Piedra

Lyrics

De piedra ha de ser la cama
De piedra la cabecera
La mujer que a mí me quiera
Me ha de querer de a de veras
Ay ay corazón porqué no me amas

Subí a la sala del crimen
Le pregunté al presidente
Que si es delito quererte
Que me sentencien a muerte
Ay ay corazón porqué no amas

El día que a mí me maten
Que sea de cinco balazos
Y estar cerquita de ti
Para morir en tus brazos
Ay ay corazón porqué no amas

Por caja quiero un sarape
Por cruz mis dobles cananas
Y escriban sobre mi tumba
Mi último adiós con mis balas
Ay ay corazón porqué no amas

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