Mi Gintonic
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Mi Gintonic
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Para ver bailar voy a un club mientras muerdo el limón
de un gin tonic usado... en tu cadera,
no me digas que voy a tener que ir a ver a tu grupo del siglo pasado,
en la bombonera.
Hay días para quedarse a mirar,
hay días en que hay poco para ver,
hay días sospechosamente Light,
hay un deseo que pido siempre que pasa un tren.
Para ver bailar voy a un club mientras muerdo el limón
de un gin tonic usado... en tu cadera,
todo bien porque voy a comer como un rey
en tu agencia de coches usados … entre colegas.
Hay días para quedarse a mirar,
hay días en que hay poco para ver,
hay días sospechosamente Light,
hay un deseo que pido siempre que pasa un tren.
También hay un deseo que pido siempre, que pasa un tren.
Hay un deseo que pido siempre, que pasa un tren.
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Andrés Calamaro performs "Mi Gintonic", and this lyric page sits inside the Andrés Calamaro catalog on LyroVerse.
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