Así Es Su Amor

La Barra La Barra

That's Her Love

She, she is mine

Mysterious and active
I don't know if I'm losing her or have her
She's like a beautiful enigma
That I never understand

Suspicious, lovely, and active
And never accepts to be defeated
So modern
She makes love to me in the elevator

She never admits she loves me
Even though she sometimes squeezes my hand
And her tears make her mascara run
When we fight

Even though she never says I love you
I cling to her way of being
Hope screams at me
One day she'll be mine

That's her love
An adventure
That drives me to madness
That's her love, my torment
Changes direction like the wind
That's her love
That's her love

She never admits she loves me
Even though she sometimes squeezes my hand
And her tears make her mascara run
When we fight

Even though she never says I love you
I cling to her way of being
Hope screams at me
One day she'll be mine

That's her love
An adventure
That drives me to madness
That's her love, my torment
Changes direction like the wind
That's her love
That's her love

For her love, I touch the sky
For her love, I don't eat or sleep
For her love, I give my life
For her love, I live every day

That's her love
An adventure
That drives me to madness
That's her love, my torment
Changes direction like the wind

That's her love
An adventure
That drives me to madness
That's her love, my torment
Changes direction like the wind
That's her love
That's her love
That's her love

  1. Mi Mundo Tú
  2. Tengo Que Alejarme
  3. No juegues con mi alma
  4. Procura Hablarle Tu
  5. Si Me Dejas No Vale
  6. Te amo a ti
  7. Evidencias
  8. 911
  9. Atrévete
  10. Salvaje
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