La Ira
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La Ira
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La ira invade, al atardecer, tengo hambre
Calor y sed y el misil del tiempo nos consume la piel
Nacer, vivir, morir, todo al mismo compas
Amar extrañar y seguir, no encallar en islas desiertas
Y en esta ciudad, todo viene y se va
Fluye como un rio olvidadizo y sin destino
Y en la inmensidad, en esta ciudad
Donde mueren los recuerdos, en un bar de la capital
Ceniceros de derrota, en un bondi y no pasa la hora
Con la mirada ambizurda el loco pasa con luz roja, nos quiere asesinar
Y en esta ciudad, todo viene y se va
Fluye como un rio olvidadizo y sin destino
Y en la inmensidad, en esta ciudad
Donde mueren los recuerdos, en un bar de la capital
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Bourbons performs "La Ira", and this lyric page sits inside the Bourbons catalog on LyroVerse.
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