Aventura "Amor de madre part 2" lyrics

Amor de madre part 2

Estoy Solo Aqui En Mi Selda Triste Y RecurdandoPagando Una Condena Porque Yo A Un Hombre A MatadoPensando Siempre En Mi Madre Que Toda Su Vida, Por Me LuchoQue Los Consejos Que Ella Me Daba, En Mi Cabeza Jamas EntroSolo Espero Que Ella Desde El Cielo Me Escuche Y Me Pueda PeldonaYo Era Un Hombre Que Tenia Todo Pero Nunca Tuve Jamas Un PapaQue Habia Cosas Que Queria Contarle Y No Me Animaba Y Tuve Que Callar

Fueron Pasando Los Mese En Mi Celda Y Un Dia Un Hombre LlegoTenia El Pelo Muy Blanco Y Ojos Azules Egual Que YoSegun Dice Ya Lleba 24 Años En Esta Maldita PrisionY Aunque Lleba Metido En Su Pecho Una Gran Pena Y Un Gran DolorEra Una Tarde De Enero Y Mi Compañero Se Me AselcoMe Dijo, Quieres Que Hablemos Y A Mi Lado Se Me SentoMe Dijo Cuenta Me De Tu Vida, Cosas Que Tenga Dentro De TiLe Dije, Tuve Una Buena Madre Pero A Mi Padre No Lo ConosiY Por Andar Con Mala Compañias A Mi Pobre Madre Peldi

Ese Hombre Me Dijo Hace Mucho Tiempo Tenia Una MujerQue A Cual Amaba Con El Alma En Su Bientre Llevaba Un Hijo De ElSalio Una Tarde A Buscar Trabajo Porque No Tenia Nada Pa ComerPero A Todos Los Lados Que Iba Nunca Tuvo Suelte Y No Supo Que HacerSe Encontro Con Un Viejo Amigo Y Lo Convencio A Ir A RobarY A Peno Todo Robo Se Complica Y A Un Hombre Inocente Tuvo Que MatarDesde hace 24 años está pagando todos sus errosPensando Siempre En Su Buen Amada Y Su Hijito Que No Conocio

Le Pregunte Por Su Amada Como Se Llamaba Y El RespondioMe Dijo El Nombre Completo Y Un Sudor Frio Por Me CorioEsa Mujer Era Mi Madre Y Frente A Mi Padre, Estaba Yo

Está es La Historia Que Le Pasa A Cual QuiereUna historia de vida que me susedióNo Tuve Padre Pero Tuve Un Madre Que Toda Su Vida Por Mi LuchoAquel Que Tenga Una Madre Que Simepre Le Cuide Y Sepa ValorarPorque El Día Que Ya No La Tenga Mucho Le Hara Falta Pero talde será (×2)

A Mother's Love

Here I am in my cell,Sad and reminiscing,Serving out my sentence,Because I killed a man.I'm thinking always of my Mother,Who fought for me her entire life,Who gave me advice,That I never accepted.My only hope is that she will hear meFrom my cell, that she will forgive me.I was a man who had it all,But I never had a father.I had things I wanted to tell her,But I never did. I just remained silent.The months were passing by here in my cell,When one day I got a cellmate.He had very grey hair and blue eyes,Just like mine. According to himHe'd already spent 24 years in this accursed prison,And in his heart he carried great pain and grief.Then one afternoon in January he looked at me and said,He wanted for us to have a talk.So we sat down together.Tell me, he said, the story of your life.Tell me those things that are troubling you.I told him I'd had a wonderful Mother,But I never knew my Father.Because I'd associated with bad people,I lost my poor Mother.The man then told me that long ago he'd had a wife,That he'd loved with all his heart.In her womb she was carrying his child.One afternoon he went out to find work,Because they had nothing to eat.He looked everywhere, but had no luck.He didn't know what to do.He ran into an old friend,Who talked him into pulling a robbery.The robbery went bad, however,And an innocent man was killed.For 24 years, he said, he'd been paying for his mistakes,Thinking always of his true love,And the little son he never knew.I asked him her name and he told me.He gave me the complete name.I broke into a cold sweat.His wife was my Mother.I was standing before my own Father.This is a story anybody might tell,But this story is from my own life.I had no Father, but I did have a Mother,Who'd fought for me her entire life.He who has a Mother, who fights for him always,Must know how to treasure her,Because a day will come, when he won't have her,When he'll miss her dearly.May that day not come soon.

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