Lyrics of 'Sola' by Natalie López
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Mi amor, me siento sola
Con ganas de llorar
Así fue, ya ni modo
Tenías tus planes ya
Sabes bien quién falló
Yo sí te quise amar
No quiero reclamos
Y te pude olvidar
Cuando miré todo perdido
Sombras raras y alucino
Cerveza, tabaco y vino
Alguien más ya cura las heridas que dejaste
Conmigo solo jugaste
En tu trampa me atrapaste, ya no más
Siempre con el alma rota
Y arriba las mujeres
Puro Natalie López
En el amor soy un fracaso
Cupido ha de estar llorando
Pasan los días nublados
No ha llegado el verano
No se puede arreglar
Lo que dañado ya está
Cuando miré todo perdido
Sombras raras y alucino
Cerveza, tabaco y vino
Alguien más ya cura las heridas que dejaste
Conmigo solo jugaste
En tu trampa me atrapaste, ya no más
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