La playa

El verano que estuviste en la playa,
y yo estaba solo en casa
sin saber lo que pasaba,
y no me llamaste ni una sola vez.
Y me preguntaba que estarías haciendo,
y me mataban los celos
cada vez que alguno de estos
me decia cualquier cosa sobre ti
Y me fui hasta la playa
para ver lo que pasaba
Y te estuve persiguiendo
comprobando si era cierto
lo que todos me decían sobre ti.
Un verano que fue una pesadilla,
Si me acuerdo, me duele todavía
Y pensaba en destrozarte todo el tiempo.
Hasta que te oí diciendo,
cuanto me echaste de menos
y que no te habías podido despedir
Porque nunca pasa nada
nada es como esperaba
Cada vez que intento hacerlo
apareces justo en medio,
y salta por los aires
cuanto planeé.
Intentando olvidarme cada día
y acordándome el resto de mi vida
Un verano que fue una pesadilla,
Si me acuerdo, me duele todavía
Me duele todavía.


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    El verano que estuviste en la playa, y yo estaba solo en casa sin saber lo que pasaba, y no me llamaste ni una sola vez.

    Y me preguntaba que estarías haciendo, y me mataban los celos cada vez que alguno de éstos me decía cualquier cosa sobre ti.

    Y me fui hasta la playa para ver lo que pasaba, y te estuve persiguiendo comprobando si era cierto lo que todos me decían sobre ti.

    Un verano que fue una pesadilla, si me acuerdo, me duele todavía.

    Y pensaba en destrozarte todo el tiempo, hasta que te oí diciendo, cuanto me echaste de menos y que no te habías podido despedir.

    Porque nunca pasa nada nada es como esperaba. Cada vez que intento hacerlo apareces justo en medio, y salta por los aires cuanto planeé.

    Intentando olvidarme cada día, y acordándome el resto de mi vida.

    Un verano que fue una pesadilla, si me acuerdo, me duele todavía, me duele todavía

    Juanjo25on December 03, 2010   Link

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