ROBERTO’S INTERLUDE
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ROBERTO’S INTERLUDE
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Ha pasado mucho tiempo
Quizás demasiado
Ay Dios, demasiado
No sé por dónde empezar o cómo empezar
Bueno, este verano pasado fui en un viaje por la carretera con mis hermanos
Nos fuimos en búsqueda de América
Buscamos alto, y buscamos bajo
No la llegamos a encontrar en ninguna parte
Querido Dios, cuida de mi hermano
Lo ha pasado peor que otros en este vuelo
Pero miramos a él por consejo
Y él nos mira a nosotros por consejo
Querido Dios, tráeme la luz
Querido Dios, tráeme paz
Quеrido Dios, tráeme de vuelta
Por ti haría lo que sea
Por ti
Te extraño amigo
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