La Cruz De Olvido

Lyrics

Con el atardecer
me ire de aqui
me ire sin ti
me alejare de ti
con un dolor dentro de mi.

Te juro corazon
que no es falta de amor
pero es mejor asi
un dia comprenderas
que lo hice por tu bien
que todo fue por ti.

La barca en que me ire
lleva una cruz de olvido
lleva una cruz de amor
y en esa cruz sin ti
me morire de astio.

Culpable no he de ser
de que por mi puedas llorar
mejor sera partir
prefiero asi que hacerte mal
yo se que sufrire
mi nave cruzara un mar de soledad

Adios adios mi amor
recuerda que te ame
que siempre te he de amar

La barca en que me ire
lleva una cruz de olvido
lleva una cruz de amor
y en esa cruz sin ti
me morire de astio.

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