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Sabrá dios 00:25
Si tu me quieres o me engañas 00:26
Como no adivinio 00:27
Seguiré pensando que me quieres 00:28
Solamente a mí 00:29
No tengo derecho en realidad 00:34
Para dudar de ti 00:38
O para no vivir feliz 00:41
Pero yo presiento que no es conmigo 00:43
Aunque estés aqui 00:48
Sabrá dios 00:56
00:58
Uno no sabe nunca nada 01:02
Me dará verguenza si este amor 01:08
Fracasa nada más 01:11
Por mi equivocación 01:14
01:17
Y debo de estar loco 01:19
Para atormentarme 01:21
Sin haber razón 01:24
Pero voy a luchar 01:28
Hasta arrancar esta ingrata mentira 01:31
De mi corazón 01:36
01:38
Sabrá dios 01:58
02:00
Uno no sabe nunca nada 02:09
Me dará verguenza si este amor 02:15
Fracasa nada más 02:19
Por mi equivocación 02:22
Y debo estar loco 02:25
Para atormentarme 02:28
Sin haber razón 02:30
Pero voy a luchar 02:33
Hasta arrancar esta ingrata mentira 02:37
De mi corazón 02:43
02:44

Sabra Dios – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

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José José
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Sabor A Mi
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Dive into the poignant world of "Sabrá Dios" by José José, a classic bolero that masterfully expresses the complexities of love, doubt, and resilience. Through José José's iconic, emotive vocals, you can explore rich Spanish vocabulary related to emotions, relationships, and internal struggle, making it a perfect song to connect with the heart of the Spanish language and its romantic musical heritage.

[English]
God only knows
If you love me or if you're fooling me
Since I cannot tell
I'll keep on thinking that you love
Only me
In reality, I have no right
To doubt you
Or to not live happily
But I have a feeling it isn't with me
Even though you are here
God only knows
...
You never truly know anything
I'll be ashamed if this love
Fails simply
Because of my own mistake
...
And I must be crazy
To torment myself
Without any reason
But I am going to fight
Until I tear this ungrateful lie
From my heart
...
God only knows
...
You never truly know anything
I'll be ashamed if this love
Fails simply
Because of my own mistake
And I must be crazy
To torment myself
Without any reason
But I am going to fight
Until I tear this ungrateful lie
From my heart
...
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Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

sabrá

saˈbra

A2
  • verb
  • - will know

quieres

ˈkjeres

A2
  • verb
  • - want

engañas

enˈgaɲas

B1
  • verb
  • - deceive

adivinio

aðiβiˈnio

B2
  • verb
  • - guess

presiento

pɾeˈsjento

B1
  • verb
  • - feel, sense

atormentarme

atoɾmenˈtaɾme

B2
  • verb
  • - torment

arrancar

arranˈkar

B1
  • verb
  • - tear out

ingrata

inˈɡrata

B2
  • adjective
  • - ungrateful

luchar

luˈtʃar

A2
  • verb
  • - fight

vergüenza

beɾˈɡwenθa

A2
  • noun
  • - shame

fracasa

fɾaˈkasa

B1
  • verb
  • - fail

equivocación

ekɪbokaˈθjon

B1
  • noun
  • - mistake

loco

ˈloko

A1
  • adjective
  • - crazy

razón

raˈθon

A2
  • noun
  • - reason

corazón

koraˈθon

A1
  • noun
  • - heart

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Key Grammar Structures

  • Sabrá dios

    ➔ Future tense with 'sabrá'

    ➔ The verb 'sabrá' is in the future tense, indicating uncertainty or a guess about the future. It translates to 'God will know'.

  • Si tu me quieres o me engañas

    ➔ Present subjunctive with 'quieres' and 'engañas'

    ➔ The verbs 'quieres' and 'engañas' are in the present subjunctive, used after 'si' to express doubt or uncertainty. It translates to 'if you love me or deceive me'.

  • Como no adivinio

    ➔ Negation with 'no' and past tense 'adivinio'

    ➔ The word 'no' is used for negation, and 'adivinio' is in the past tense, meaning 'I did not guess'.

  • Para dudar de ti

    ➔ Infinitive 'dudar' after preposition 'para'

    ➔ The infinitive 'dudar' is used after the preposition 'para', meaning 'to doubt you'.

  • Pero yo presiento que no es conmigo

    ➔ Present indicative with 'presiento'

    ➔ The verb 'presiento' is in the present indicative, expressing a personal feeling or intuition. It translates to 'but I feel that it's not with me'.