Si yo me muero mañana

by PEDRO RAMÍREZ CEDEÑO and Feverson

(If I die tomorrow)

Earlier today with an idea in his head

Never thought about it I tell you frankly

It is that last night I had a dream that left me anxious

Where death came

To take to the afterlife

is so natural that no one takes into account

and impossible to circumvent the day she finds you

I dreamed I had put flowers and a black tie on my door

that the house was filled like a party

my wife sobbed at me lying there

and it was when I woke up scared and confused

I want to clear my doubts because I'm dying

to know what will happen if I no longer exist tomorrow

I want to clear my doubts because I'm dying

to know what will happen if I no longer exist tomorrow

And if I die what will happen in my house who send

That will be my thing, my house and my car

my wife, my daughters, the people of the neighbourhood

If the other world tomorrow, I had to go

with whom my wife gentlemen, the bed will share

What will become of my things, my house and my car

my wife, my daughters, the people of the neighbourhood

The silver with effort

I managed to save