Tu eres la ladrona que me robo el corazon que yo guardaba para manana.
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You are the thief who stole my heart, that I was keeping for tomorrow Explanation: I asume manana is mañana... |
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You are the theif who stole my heart that I was saving for tomorrow. Explanation: Otra posibilidad |
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You are the thief who stole my heart that I was keeping for tomorrow Explanation: I assume "manana" stands for "mañana" |
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You stole my heart before I gave it to you... Explanation: not as literal as the others, but if you're going for effect, and if you want it to sound MORE ENGLISH, this is one possibility my wife loves sappy romantic movies |
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