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037 Que El Eterno Sol

Promessas Vazias

(Verso 1)
Você falava de vida a dois,
De acordar juntos num mesmo lugar,
Dizia que eu era seu porto seguro,
Que sempre ia estar lá pra me ajudar.

(Pré-refrão)
Eu acreditei, sem medo, sem pressa,
Cada palavra, cada promessa,
Mas era só história, um sonho vão,
Você se foi, deixou a ilusão.

(Refrão)
Promessas vazias, nada mais,
Um amor de papel que se desfaz,
Você dizia que era pra sempre,
Mas no fim era só aparente.

(Verso 2)
Falava de uma casa, de um lar pra nós,
De dividir o peso, o mundo a dois,
Mas foi embora, nem olhou pra trás,
Deixou saudades, mentiras e mais.

(Pré-refrão)
Cada "eu te amo" era tão bonito,
Mas agora é apenas um grito,
De um coração que acreditou,
Em um amor que nunca chegou.

(Refrão)
Promessas vazias, nada mais,
Um amor de papel que se desfaz,
Você dizia que era pra sempre,
Mas no fim era só aparente.

(Ponte)
Agora eu sigo só, mas em paz,
Aprendi que o amor não se faz,
De falsas promessas, de ilusão,
Eu quero mais que essa solidão.

(Refrão final)
Promessas vazias, deixo pra trás,
Um amor de verdade é o que me refaz,
Não mais palavras soltas no ar,
Agora eu sei quem vou amar.

(Final)
Porque a verdade é o que importa,
E aprendi a fechar essa porta,
Pro amor que mente e faz prometer,
E no final, só faz doer.

Promessas Vazias

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03_May Cannot Be The Same

Dyma'r trydydd cân o bedwar iaith Gymraeg
Here's the third of four Welsh language songs

Gobeithio newch chi mwynhau! / Hope you enjoy


Geiriau/ Lyrics:

Rhedeg yn erbyn y cloc, dyna dwi o hyd yn ei neud
Rhedeg i ffwrdd o'r syniad o dacluso
Ai bai fi yw hi am fy mhroblemau i gyd?

Mi gefais i gardiau penblwydd
a dau ohonynt yr un hen bwnc
yn trio gwneud hwyl o broblem ddifrifol
Yn gwneud jôc ohona i
Ai bai ofn ydi hi?

Dwi'm yn gwybod os oes na rhywbeth â allai fy newid
Dwi di trio bron bob dim
Byswn i'n falch os allai bobl adnabod pa mor anodd ydi byw fel hyn

Rhedeg yn erbyn y cloc, dyna dwi o hyd yn ei neud
Sut allai fod yn yr un hen sefyllfa
efo 23 blwyddyn o brofiad ar y ddaear
a finne heb newid dim
a finne heb newid o gwbl

Newid, newid, newid
Dwisho newid, newid
S'neb yn deallt, deallt
Fe hoffwn i newid ond dwi'm yn gwybod
Dwi'm yn gwybod sut

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