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El Atraco
03:29
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Quiero saber dónde vos podrás guardar,
toda esa locura, que me puede gustar.
Si lo escribes en paredes, nadie lo podrá notar.
Si pensas que estoy demente, no sé qué haces acá.
¿Quién es el líder de ese crimen que has hecho?
Quizás baile entre nosotros, nadie lo podrá agarrar.
Quiero saber dónde vos podrás guardar,
en qué parte de mi cuerpo vas a confesar?
Con palabras tan vulgares vas a terminar,
si el juez está con nosotros, tu relato comprará.
¿Quien es el líder del atraco que has hecho?
Él conoce sus derechos, ¡Nadie lo podrá atrapar!
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Golpes Bajos
02:23
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Fue una noche extraña,
no recuerdes, no recordarás,
Si te vas a un lugar
empapada en soledad,
golpes bajos, que por vos regresarán...
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Cntrl+C
02:38
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