Ernesto
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Ernesto
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Que raro los doctores ahí arriba como monos
El aniñao ya no los llena más
Cruzando tierras limpias de gente sucia
Ya no hay miedo, buscan al mas allá
Curan al mundo y sus enfermos sin pensar
Que en algún lado hay alguien por quien luchar
Y las batallas se suceden aún que no lo veas
Pero el futuro, tengas claro, solo tu lo haces
Los dictadores ya cayerón
Los dictadores ya cayerón
Los dictadores ya cayerón
Pero el infierno sigue
Siempre en su lugar
Curan al mundo y sus enfermos sin pensar
Que en algún lado hay alguien por quien luchar
Y las batallas se suceden aún que no lo veas
Pero el futuro, tengas claro, solo tu lo haces
Los dictadores ya cayerón
Los dictadores ya cayerón
Los dictadores ya cayerón
Pero el infierno sigue
Siempre en su lugar
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Blackout Sul performs "Ernesto", and this lyric page sits inside the Blackout Sul catalog on LyroVerse.
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