Más Atorrante Que Nunca

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More Rascal Than Ever

You met me as a rascal, mischievous and adventurous
A rogue romantic with a reputation as a womanizer
And despite my suspicious past stories
You fell in love with me, look how things turn out

And I gave you my heart for your innocent gaze
And for your different lifestyle
I showed you the fantasies that flew in my mind
Colorful butterflies that I left on your forehead

And now you want to change me, and I no longer understand anything
You say you no longer like what you used to like about me
And now you want to change me, that my habits are bad
That you did them for me and never enjoyed them

They meet you as a rascal and then they want to change you
And we feel guilty when we see them cry
After making love, they say they are exhausted
That there is no better lover, maybe they felt nothing

A man when he can't, dies of shame
A woman, even if she doesn't feel, can invent a party for you
I think they pretend and enjoy everything
That if they tell the truth, they might think they are whores

And now you want to change me, and I no longer understand anything
You say you no longer like what you used to like about me
And now you want to change me, that my habits are bad
That you did them for me and never enjoyed them

Despite the lies
I won't ask you questions
I will change and be
More rascal than ever

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  6. Por Un Amor Asi
  7. El Amor No Tiene Tiempo Ni Edad
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