Lyrics & Translation
All the seas will dry up
And I will wait without you
Walled up in the back of some memory
If you don't come back
My will shall become small
I'll stay here
Next to my dog, spying on the horizons
If you don't come back
There will be nothing left but deserts
And I will listen, just in case
Some heartbeat is left in this earth
That was so serene when you loved me
There was a fresh perfume that I breathed
It was so beautiful, it was so big and had no end
And every night a star will come to keep me company
To tell you how I am
And for you to know what's going on
Tell me, love, love, love
I'm here, can't you see?
If you don't come back, there will be no life
I don't know what I'll do
If you don't come back
There will be no hope, there will be nothing
I will walk without you
With my sadness drinking rain
That was so serene when you loved me
There was a fresh perfume that I breathed
It was so beautiful, it was so big and had no end
And every night a star will come to keep me company
To tell you how I am
And for you to know what's going on
Tell me, love, love, love
I'm here, can't you see?
If you don't come back, there will be no life
I don't know what I'll do
Key Vocabulary
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Key Grammar Structures
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Si tú no vuelves
➔ Conditional clause (if-clause)
➔ The phrase "Si tú no vuelves" introduces a condition that affects the outcome.
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Se secarán todos los mares
➔ Future tense
➔ The verb "se secarán" is in the future tense, indicating an action that will happen.
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Me quedaré aquí
➔ Future tense with reflexive verb
➔ The phrase "Me quedaré" uses a reflexive verb in the future tense, indicating a personal decision.
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No quedarán más que desiertos
➔ Negative future tense
➔ The phrase "No quedarán" indicates a future action that will not happen.
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Que te cuente cómo estoy
➔ Subjunctive mood
➔ The phrase "Que te cuente" uses the subjunctive mood to express a wish or desire.
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Si no vuelves, no habrá vida
➔ Conditional clause with future result
➔ This sentence combines a conditional clause with a future result, showing the dependency of the outcome.
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Caminaré sin ti
➔ Future tense
➔ The phrase "Caminaré" is in the future tense, indicating an action that will take place.
