Lyrics & Translation
I can't find any reason to stay with you
Now I'm leaving, I hope you forgive me
It's your mistakes
That make me cry
I give you the sky
And you turn your back on me
You say I'm bad
You have nothing to do with love
I give you the sky
And you turn your back on me
You say I'm bad
You have nothing to do with love
And now you don't call me
But you always say you love me
And you don't know anything about love
I don't trust your look anymore
And love's just a fairy tale story
And what we feel stays in nothingness
We promised so much, but we still lacked
But we still lacked
I give you the sky
And you turn your back on me
You say I'm bad
You have nothing to do with love
I give you the sky
And you turn your back on me
You say I'm bad
You have nothing to do with love
And if you kissed me, I would leave you
But you say I'm bad and cold
You always say it was my fault
And it wasn't mine
But he didn't know
I don't want to see you tonight anymore
I can't find any reason to stay with you
Now I'm leaving, hope you forgive me
It's your mistakes
That make me cry
I give you the sky
And you turn your back on me
You say I'm bad
You have nothing to do with love
I give you the sky
And you turn your back on me
You say I'm bad
You have nothing to do with love
Key Vocabulary
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noche /ˈnotʃe/ A1 |
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razones /raˈθones/ B1 |
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errores /eˈroɾes/ B1 |
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llore /ˈʎoɾe/ A2 |
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cielo /ˈθjelo/ A2 |
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espalda /esˈpalda/ A2 |
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mala /ˈmala/ A2 |
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amor /aˈmoɾ/ A1 |
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mirada /miˈɾaða/ B1 |
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cuento /ˈkwento/ A2 |
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hadas /ˈaðas/ B2 |
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culpa /ˈkulpa/ A2 |
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fría /ˈfɾia/ A2 |
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besaras /beˈsaɾas/ A2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Ya no quiero verte esta noche
➔ Present tense with 'ya no' to express cessation or negation
➔ The phrase 'ya no' (not anymore) indicates the negation or stopping of an action in the present.
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Yo te regalo el cielo
➔ Use of 'te' as indirect object pronoun; 'regalo' in the present tense
➔ The pronoun 'te' indicates the indirect object (you), and 'regalo' is the first person singular present tense of 'regalar' (to gift).
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De amor no tienes nada
➔ Negation with 'no' before the verb 'tienes' to express absence
➔ The word 'no' is a negation particle placed before the verb 'tienes' (you have) to indicate lack or absence.
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Y ahora no me llamas
➔ Use of 'no' for negation; direct object pronoun 'me'; verb in present tense
➔ The word 'no' negates the verb; 'me' is the direct object pronoun meaning 'me'; verb 'llamas' is in present tense.
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Y se siente que soy mala
➔ Use of 'que' as a conjunction; 'soy' in present tense of 'ser'; adjective 'mala' describing a state or quality
➔ 'que' connects clauses; 'soy' is the first person singular of 'ser'; 'mala' is an adjective describing a negative trait or feeling.
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Siempre dice no que la culpa fue mía
➔ Use of 'siempre' as an adverb of frequency; 'dice' in present tense; 'que' introducing a clause; 'fue' in preterite tense of 'ser'.
➔ 'Siempre' is an adverb indicating frequency; 'dice' is the third person singular present tense of 'decir' (to say); 'fue' is the preterite form of 'ser' (to be).
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Mucho prometimos pero aún faltaba
➔ Past tense of 'prometer'; 'faltaba' in imperfect tense to indicate ongoing or incomplete action.
➔ 'Prometimos' is the preterite tense of 'prometer' (to promise), indicating a completed action; 'faltaba' is imperfect, indicating an ongoing or incomplete state in the past.
