Heridas de Amor

Ricardo Montaner Ricardo Montaner

Love Wounds

Love passes, pain passes, and bitterness passes
What troubles you passes, the train passes sometimes and sometimes it doesn't pass
I tell you everything
Because sometimes I say nothing
And then you forget how much I love you
The 'so much' passes

Sometimes we schedule our sorrows
We pass courses of unhappiness with a ten

Here it smells of sorrow that kills and strikes
Love dies without glory
Here it smells of tears, of tears that wet
Walls of the sky and shores of the sea

Here it smells of sorrow that kills and strikes
Love dies without glory and love wounds

I was waiting
Sit by my side to see if you feel better
It's so cold outside
And inside our spirits freeze

I tell you everything
Because sometimes I say nothing
And then you forgot how much I love you
And the 'so much' passes

Sometimes we schedule our sorrows
We pass courses of unhappiness with a ten

Here it smells of sorrow that kills and strikes
Love dies without glory
Here it smells of tears, of tears that wet
Walls of the sky and shores of the sea

Here it smells of sorrow that kills and strikes
Love dies without glory
Here it smells of tears, of tears that wet
Walls of the sky and shores of the sea

Here it smells of sorrow that kills and strikes
Love dies without glory
Here it smells of tears, of tears that wet
Walls of the sky and shores of the sea

Here it smells of sorrow that kills and strikes
Love dies without glory, there are love wounds
Love wounds

  1. Déjame Llorar
  2. No Te Pareces a Mí
  3. Ahora sé
  4. Reina de La Noche
  5. Bésame
  6. Solo Con Un Beso
  7. Al Final Del Arco Iris
  8. Volver
  9. Tu Piano y Mi Guitarra
  10. Que le diré, que me dirá
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