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Artist: Agualoca
Canonical path: /agualoca/lacrimogeno
Related lyric paths: 6
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Lacrimógeno
Read Lacrimógeno lyrics by Agualoca on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Lacrimógeno
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Los miércoles a los viejos
Y a los obreros de cualquier ciudad
¿Como haces para dormir?
¿Como haces para estar en paz?
Cuando marchan los maestros
Con los pibes que estudian
Se te ve siempre dispuesto
Siempre listos para trabajar
Llegan en sus carros
Sus escudos y sus ojos de maldad
Con sus perros y sus palos
Sus órdenes y su gas
Será que le gusta pegar
A vos y a los de tu clase
Será que le gusta pegar
A vos y a los que se visten igual
Lacrimógeno, lacrimógeno
Lacrimógeno, lacrimógeno
Lacrimógeno, lacrimógeno
Lacrimógeno, lacrimógeno
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Agualoca performs "Lacrimógeno", and this lyric page sits inside the Agualoca catalog on LyroVerse.
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