Como Dice El Dicho

How ironic life is, that I never understood
Those sayings my grandfather used to tell me
But as time passed
Little by little, I began to understand his words full of wisdom

No matter how early I woke up, it never dawned early
The current often put me to sleep
And I knew who I was with, but I never imagined
That a stone, with its hand, would throw

Even though he warned me that I would suffer for you
I didn't want to see what was happening
Although love is blind, everything is paid for

And as the saying goes, nothing lasts a hundred years
Much better to be alone than in bad company
And as the saying goes, every cloud has a silver lining
Love is repaid with love and today you are paying

After the storm, I put your love up for sale
And our fire turned to ashes
But as the years passed, my grandfather's proverbs
Taught me not to rush

Love without interest is what I had for you
And your interest won over the feeling
But I don't have you and I already feel more at ease
And I regret loving you

You shone in your absence, although you were never gold
In my life, you were a bitter pill
Today I have a new saint
You no longer work miracles

And as the saying goes, life gives you surprises
A tree that grows crooked never straightens its branch
As the saying goes, you learn by making mistakes
You don't know what you have until you lose it
As the saying goes

(And the shrimp that falls asleep is carried away by the current)
(The early bird doesn't catch the worm)
(Let he who is without sin cast the first stone)

And as the saying goes, life gives you surprises
A tree that grows crooked never straightens its branch
As the saying goes, you learn by making mistakes
You don't know what you have until you lose it

As the saying goes