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Lacrimosa (Juan Luis Guerra -- Inspired by "Lacrimosa" from the Requiem of Mozart) Sueño es todo lo que queda de ti una cruel ilusión que marchita mi vida Eres un rosario que nunca rezó un enredo fatal que me arrastra sin camino Canto la amargura de mi corazón hoy me queda un hilito de luz y lo pierdo contigo Santa yo te hacía bendita, mujer pero se equivocó mi querer y me hundo en el olvido Lacrimosa un puñal es tu cariño no me lo claves que aún vivo curando las noches de amor que te di quiero beberme tus ojos llorarlos sin fin Lacrimosa ni un pañuelo me has dejado para secar el pasado de besos mojados que hoy suda mi piel quiero beberme tu boca besarte, mujer Oh... Quiero me devuelvas el pacto de amor que la luna celosa nos dio sobre un papel de arena Vete si te dicen que pierdo razón es que en mi corazón la verdad miente de pena Si te alejas, vida... Nota: El último fragmento de música de la mano de Mozart son los ocho primeros compases de "Lacrimosa". La pieza, al igual que varias otras secciones del Réquiem, fue completada por su alumno Franz Xaver Süssmayr. Lacrimosa (Teary-Eyed) A dream -- All of you is a cruel illusion That has withered my life. You are: A rosary that entangled me And holds me back, making me lose my way A song, It's the bitterness of my heart. Today I have left only a single ray of light I lose it and with it, you A saint! I blessed you, woman, But I was mistaken, And I need to sink into forgetfulness. In tears, Your love is a dagger That stabs me, but still keeps me alive, Curing the nights of love that I gave you. I want to drink your eyes To make them cry endlessly Teary eyed, Not even a handkerchief have you left me with To dry the past passionate kisses That even today make me swoon. I want to drink your mouth, Kissing you, woman. Oh! I want you to give me back the pact of love That the jealous moon gave us, Written on sand, as if on paper. It's forbidden... If they tell you that I'm going crazy, It's because my heart lies about the pain. If you go away, I'll lose my life... Note: The last fragment of music by the hand of Mozart in his "Requiem" is the eight first notes of the "Lacrimosa". The piece, like several other sections of the Requiem, was completed by his student, Franz Xaver Süssmayr.