Frenesí
from Entre flores de azafrán by Grushenka
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lyrics
He encontrado la manera de decirte hoy
Que mi vida es un completo frenesí
Que no tengo nada más que sentir
Que ya no puedo estar más por ti
Cuando salgas por la puerta
Ya no vas a volver a entrar
He encontrado la manera de decirte hoy
Que no tengo nada que perder
Que todo ha sido un gran error
Que no tengo ninguna otra opción
Que mi vida es un completo frenesí
Que no tengo nada más que sentir
Que ya no puedo estar más por ti
Cuando salgas por la puerta
Ya no vas a volver a entrar
He encontrado la manera de decirte hoy
Que no tengo nada que perder
Que todo ha sido un gran error
Que no tengo ninguna otra opción
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from Entre flores de azafrán,
released October 28, 2022
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