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Seguramente que te voy a suspirar
Surely I will sigh for you
Un par de meses, medio año, año y medio, ¿qué más da?
A couple of months, half a year, a year and a half, what does it matter?
Seguramente que me van a reemplazar
Surely they will replace me
Un par de amigos, un amante, un vividor o una deidad
A couple of friends, a lover, a playboy or a deity
Que sea
Let it be
Como tenga que ser
As it has to be
Que sea
Let it be
Lo voy a comprender
I will understand
Que sea
Let it be
Como lo quieras tú
The way you want it to be
Que sea
Let it be
Yo tengo la virtud
I have the virtue
De acomodarme
To adapt
A lo que venga
To whatever comes
Y conformarme
And to be satisfied
Con lo que obtenga por amor
With what I get for love
Es Calibre 50, chiquitita
This is Calibre 50, tiny one
Y Joan Sebastian, el rey del jaripeo
And Joan Sebastian, the king of the rodeo
Seguramente que un mal día has de llorar
Surely, one day you'll cry
Cuando terminen tus febriles ansias locas de pecar
When your feverish, crazy lust to sin ends
Seguramente que me vas a comparar
Surely, you'll compare me
Y encontrarás que será tarde cuando quieras regresar
And you'll find it will be too late when you want to come back
Que sea
Let it be
Como tenga que ser
As it has to be
Que sea
Let it be
Lo voy a comprender
I will understand
Que sea
Let it be
Como lo quieras tú
The way you want it to be
Que sea
Let it be
Yo tengo la virtud
I have the virtue
De acomodarme
To adapt
A lo que venga
To whatever comes
Y conformarme
And to be satisfied
Con lo que obtenga por amor
With what I get for love
Que sea
Let it be
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Que sea
➔ Subjunctive mood in Spanish expressing desire or possibility
➔ The phrase "Que sea" uses the *subjunctive mood*, which is used to express wishes, doubts, or possibilities.
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como tenga que ser
➔ Subjunctive mood with a clause indicating necessity or inevitability
➔ This phrase combines the *subjunctive* form "tenga" with "que ser" to express what *must* happen.
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yo tengo la virtud
➔ Present tense of "tener" + noun indicating a positive trait
➔ The phrase indicates possession of a positive trait, "virtud" (virtue), in the present tense "tengo" (I have).
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con lo que obtenga por amor
➔ Subjunctive form "obtenga" following "con lo que" (with what) indicating possibility or uncertainty
➔ The verb "obtenga" is in *subjunctive* tense, used after "con lo que" to express uncertainty about what will be obtained "for love".
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la virtud
➔ Noun phrase with gender-specific definite article indicating a feminine noun
➔ "la virtud" means "the virtue", a feminine noun representing a positive trait or moral quality.
