Se Me Acabó El Amor Lyrics in English Paola Jara

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Se Me Acabó El Amor by Paola Jara from Spanish to English.
And until today
I've decided to keep on trying
You
You shattered my heart
My apocalypse was your love
And being with you
My worst sin
And until today
I've decided to keep on trying
You
You shattered my heart
My apocalypse was your love
And being with you
My worst sin
And I have already decided to take you out of my memory
I've sworn to erase you from my story
My heart hurts
You killed the dream
And although it hurts to say it
Love died here
And I have already decided to take you out of my memory
I've sworn to erase you from my story
My heart hurts
You killed the dream
And although it hurts to say it
Love died here
And if it died
It's not my fault
Because I loved you
And God knows that
And I have already decided to take you out of my memory
I've sworn to erase you from my story
My heart hurts
You killed the dream
And although it hurts to say it
Love died here
Love died
But what a feeling!
And I have already decided to take you out of my memory
I've sworn to erase you from my story
My heart hurts
You killed the dream
And although it hurts to say it
Love died here
And if it died
It's not my fault
Because I loved you
And God knows that
And I have already decided to take you out of my memory
I've sworn to erase you from my story
My heart hurts
You killed the dream
And although it hurts to say it
Love died here
Love died
Love's dead!!!
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SONG MEANING

Se Me Acabó El Amor is Paola Jara’s fiery Colombian ranchera about the exact moment a broken heart flips the switch from “maybe we can fix this” to “never again.” The singer looks back at a relationship that felt like an apocalipsis, confessing that loving this person was her “worst sin.” Yet instead of drowning in regret, she turns the pain into a bold decision: erase every trace of that love. With vivid phrases like “he decidido sacarte de mi memoria” and “mataste la ilusión,” she declares a personal revolution, promising to delete the past, even if it hurts.

The chorus repeats like a mantra, underlining two powerful truths: 1) the love is dead, and 2) it’s not her fault—she loved sincerely, and “God knows it.” By the end, Paola Jara isn’t asking for sympathy; she’s celebrating freedom. The song’s dramatic vocals and sweeping instrumentation turn heartbreak into an anthem of self-respect, making listeners want to lift their heads, wipe their tears, and dance their way into a brand-new chapter.

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