JPN Lyrics (English Translation) – Álvaro Díaz
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[Intro]
I know you’re about to get married
But I wanted to tell you, please don’t get married
Every day I think about getting to your house
In a Ferrari F50 and escaping to Japan
Escaping to Japan
[Pre-Chorus]
Today I feel like missing you, yeah
Today I feel like telling you, yeah
That this hasn’t been easy (Easy)
M*mmy, this hasn’t been easy, easy
[Chorus]
I loved you for life
I loved you for life
And I loved you for life, yeah
And I loved you for life, yeah
And I don’t even know how you are anymore
How are you?
I miss knowing how you are
How are you?
[Verse 1]
And I’ve tried to get you out of my mind
‘Cause I know that getting you out of my heart, m*mmy, I’ll never be able to
And I bought two tickets to Japan, just in case she changes her mind
And she wants to disappear with me
We tried again, we tried again, hey, hey
You’re my song, Robi with Penelope
Like Robi with Penelope
I changed for you, I changed for you and you didn’t care
Ask Elon, who got on my ship
I went to Saturn and looked for
The biggest ring I found of you
But I arrived late, like always, yeah
As always I arrived late, like always
[Chorus]
I loved you for life
I loved you for life
And I loved you for life, yeah
And I loved you for life, yeah
And I don’t even know how you are anymore
How are you?
I miss knowing how you are
How are you?
I loved you for life (Ah-ah)
And I loved you for life, yeah
And I don’t even know how you are (Ah)
I miss knowing how you are
[Verse 2]
And this story that started in such a small apartment
Became something giant full of feeling
I still dream of your face
And although I’m sure it’s late to tell you what I feel
I confess that I was left wanting
To have a couple of Alvaritos that had your face
A girl who knows how to take care of herself because she took after her mother
And a very clueless boy because he took after his father
And since I was a kid doing wheelies
I’m almost retired, but doing miles
Living in the west in a house with a badass view
Always doing what we want, no matter the time
Tomorrow there’s work and the kids have school
Today we’ll leave them with grandma to take care of, hey
Because the night is ours and we recorded a movie new
M*mmy, I’d repeat everything if it were up to me, ey
I was left wanting so many things
Knowing that this is just a dream weighs on me
I’m with someone else and I don’t feel anything
I curse the mother of the one who’s kissing you now
[Chorus]
I loved you for life (Ah-ah-ah-ah)
I loved you for life
I loved you for life, yeah
And I loved you for life, yeah
And I don’t even know how you are anymore (Ah-ah-ah-ah)
I don’t even know how you are anymore
I miss knowing how you are
How are you?
[Outro]
I loved you for life
I loved you for life, yeah
And I don’t even know how you are anymore (Ah-ah-ah)
I miss knowing how you are
I know—I know that you’re about to get married
Pe-Pe-But I wanted to tell you, please
JPN (English Translation) Song Credits & Production Details
| Song Title | JPN (English Translation) |
| Singer(s) | Álvaro Díaz |
| Musician(s) | Álvaro Díaz |
| Lyricist(s) | Álvaro Díaz |
| Language | Spanish |
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