Mija, ¿qué nos pasó?
Solo cerré mis ojos
Solo cerré mis ojos, y te me fuiste
Mija, ¿qué nos pasó?
Solo cerré mis ojos
Solo cerré mis ojos, y te me fuiste
Ivan Cornejo - Interlude Lyrics
Letra de Interlude
Ivan Cornejo - Interlude Lyrics
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Baby, what happened to us?
I just closed my eyes
I just closed my eyes, and you left me
Baby, what happened to us?
I just closed my eyes
I just closed my eyes, and you left me
I just closed my eyes
I just closed my eyes, and you left me
Baby, what happened to us?
I just closed my eyes
I just closed my eyes, and you left me
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Spanish
Mija, ¿qué nos pasó?
Solo cerré mis ojos
Solo cerré mis ojos, y te me fuiste
Mija, ¿qué nos pasó?
Solo cerré mis ojos
Solo cerré mis ojos, y te me fuiste
Solo cerré mis ojos
Solo cerré mis ojos, y te me fuiste
Mija, ¿qué nos pasó?
Solo cerré mis ojos
Solo cerré mis ojos, y te me fuiste
English
Baby, what happened to us?
I just closed my eyes
I just closed my eyes, and you left me
Baby, what happened to us?
I just closed my eyes
I just closed my eyes, and you left me
I just closed my eyes
I just closed my eyes, and you left me
Baby, what happened to us?
I just closed my eyes
I just closed my eyes, and you left me
Writer: Ivan Cornejo, Francisco III Rios
Copyright: Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Copyright: Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
These lyrics express a sense of sudden loss and confusion. The speaker is addressing someone dear to them, referred to as "mija" (a term of endearment, short for "mi hija," meaning "my daughter" but commonly used to affectionately address a loved one).
The repetition of closing their eyes suggests that the separation or loss felt abrupt and unexpected, happening in a brief moment of vulnerability. The speaker is grappling with the emotional impact of the sudden departure of their loved one and is left questioning what went wrong.
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Ivan CornejoThe repetition of closing their eyes suggests that the separation or loss felt abrupt and unexpected, happening in a brief moment of vulnerability. The speaker is grappling with the emotional impact of the sudden departure of their loved one and is left questioning what went wrong.
From Album: Mirada
Genre(s): Latin
Language: Spanish
Length: 0:44
Written by: Ivan Cornejo, Francisco III Rios
Released: July 19th, 2024
Year: 2024