Perdoname - Nena Daconte Version Lyrics
Coti
Lyrics
Mi corazón ya no entiende más tu idioma
Si querías estar sola
¿Para qué me abrís?
Creyéndote, presiento que me extrañas
¿Estaré alucinando? Parece que no
No te preocupes, la condena me empieza a caer
Yo que creía que sentías lo mismo que ayer
Perdóname, me equivoqué
Perdóname, me equivoqué
Perdóname, me equivoqué
Perdóname, me equivoqué
Oí tu voz que susurraba algo
Yo entendía lo contrario de lo que hoy haces
Siempre me haces equivocar
Siempre me llevas al mismo lugar
Si ya te ganaste mi pecho roto
¿Para qué insistir mandando fotos?
No te preocupes, la condena me empieza a caer
Yo que creía que sentías lo mismo que ayer
Perdóname, me equivoqué
Perdóname, me equivoqué
Perdóname, me equivoqué
Perdóname, me equivoqué
Perdóname
No estaré alucinando (me equivoqué)
Yo creía lo contrario (perdóname)
Lo contrario (me equivoqué)
No estaré alucinando (perdóname, me equivoqué)
Yo creía lo contrario (perdóname, me equivoqué)
Perdóname, me equivoqué
Perdóname, me equivoqué
No estaré alucinando, me equivoqué
Perdóname, me equivoqué
Perdóname
Song & Lyrics Facts
Perdoname - Nena Daconte Version is a song by Coti, a singer-songwriter from Argentina. It was released in 2009 as the second single from his album Malditas Canciones.
The song features Nena Daconte, a Spanish pop duo composed of Mai Meneses and Kim Fanlo. The song is a ballad about a broken relationship and the difficulty of moving on. The lyrics express regret, confusion, and longing for forgiveness from the former partner. The song also conveys a sense of hopelessness and resignation, as the narrator realizes that their love is over and there is nothing they can do to change it. Some of the main messages in the lyrics are: The narrator still loves their ex and wishes they could go back to how things were before. The narrator feels hurt and betrayed by their ex's actions and words. The narrator does not understand why their ex wanted to be alone and why they opened their heart to them if they did not feel the same way. The narrator asks for forgiveness for any mistakes they made, but also acknowledges that it might be too late to fix things.