La Luna

It is so inevitable not to think about our own
This pain I have is so irreparable
That you can fix, with just a kiss
And that doesn't repair a heart

You have such a bad habit
If not what you were
To be with me or anyone else
But tell me

You have such a bad habit
There is so much fire in my bed
That has remained in memory
Chaining itself to your skin

And sometimes he slept, next to the Moon
Wrapped up in the candle
To forget your love

And now you tell me that it doesn't hurt anymore
It doesn't hurt you to see me fall
You sold all your things
So that later, you regretted it

And now this fire that burns you out
And this fire that burns you, lullaby
And this fire that burns you out
I don't want it anymore

And sometimes he slept, next to the Moon
Wrapped up by the candle
To forget your love

I got on a plane that goes straight to rich
Rich at heart, I have 100 and something
You want material, but that's too small for you
How nice, how do I identify you?

After so much time, now you tell me you're leaving home
And everything I gave you surpasses you
But look, I'm not given any threat
And if you want to pray it, it fails

Go away from me, because when he comes they are killing me
Having you around is a condemnation
It's that I can't, I don't want to see you

And sometimes I slept under this cold night
The Moon became my friend
And I can't forget her
Although I still have her joy
That even the sky itself wants to stay

It is so inevitable not to think about our own
This pain I have is so irreparable
That you can fix, with just a kiss
And that doesn't repair a heart

And sometimes I look at it and it doesn't come out
And sometimes he looks at me and it comes out
But he knows that nothing is worth it
He doesn't understand reasons

And sometimes he slept, next to the Moon
Wrapped up in the candle
To forget your love