Roto Corazón (part. La Joaqui)

Mario Luis Mario Luis

Broken Heart (feat. La Joaqui)

You're wasting your time my love
My love!
Coming to find me here
You know I'm going to tell you no
No!
To your games and deceit

Don't you dare say you forgot about me
How many times did you also fail me
It's very easy to play me, to attack me
You feed on that resentment to not miss me
And you sought my kisses in another woman
I won't cry anymore for your flesh
I prefer a scar for being a coward than to make love to you anymore

You've left my heart broken
Alone and crying for your love
How dare you ask me to come back?

You're a cheater, always bullshitting
The stories you told me were all lies

How dare you ask me to come back?

You're wasting your time my love
My love!
Coming to find me here
You know I'm going to tell you no
No!
To your games and deceit

You're wasting your time my love
My love!
Coming to find me here
You know I'm going to tell you no
No!
To your games and deceit

Don't you dare say you forgot about me
How many times did you also fail me
It's very easy to play me, to attack me
You feed on that resentment to not miss me
And you sought my kisses in another woman
I won't cry anymore for your flesh
I prefer a scar for being a coward than to make love to you anymore

You've left my heart broken
Alone and crying for your love
How dare you ask me to come back?

You're a cheater, always bullshitting
The stories you told me were all lies

How dare you ask me to come back?

  1. Voy A Olvidarme De Mi
  2. Amor de abril
  3. Corazón no sufras más
  4. Tu O Ninguna
  5. Como Pude Amarla
  6. El Arroyito
  7. Explicale que ya no la quiero
  8. 17 de Febrero
  9. Roto Corazón (part. La Joaqui)
  10. Vuela Mariposa
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