Tu Solo Tu

Lyrics

Mira cómo ando mujer por tu querer
Me traes hecho un desgraciado
Sin fe y sin valor
Mira cómo ando mi bien
Borracho y apasionado nomás por tu amor

Tú sólo tú
Has llenado de luto mi vida
Abriendo una herida en mi corazón;

Tú sólo tú
Eres causa de todo mi llanto
De mi desencanto y desesperación

Sólo tu sombra fatal sombra del mal
Se sigue por donde quiera con obstinación
Y por quererte olvidar
Me tiro a la borrachera y a la perdición

Tú sólo tú
Has llenado de luto mi vida
Abriendo una herida en mi corazón;

Tú sólo tú
Eres causa de todo mi llanto
De mi desencanto y desespéración

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