Lyrics of 'Hace frío ya' by Hilda Lizarazu
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Esta cansado el sol de tanto y tanto caminar,
Se va, se va, se va, se va,
Las sombras de la noche avanzan
Lentamente sobre mí,
Hace frío ya, hace frío ya,
Bastaría solamente recibir una caricia,
Para darte a ti mi corazón.
Que es la vida, si no hay cariño,
Es como un árbol q sin hojas se quedó.
Es como el viento, el frío viento,
Que dejo triste y solitaria a la ciudad
Y es la vida q es, si faltas tú.
Siento mariposa q a la flor no vuela más,
Que no vuela más, que no vuela más,
Quemada por el fuego de tu inmenso amor,
Que apagado está, hace frío ya.
Has borrado la sonrisa, q en mis labios yo tenia,
Y tu sabes q no volverá.
Que es la vida si no hay cariño,
Es como un árbol que sin hojas se quedó,
Es como el viento, el frío viento,
Que dejo triste y solitaria a la ciudad
Y esta vida que es si faltas tú.
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