Pompeya
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Pompeya
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saliendo por alma fuerte y mi pena
esquivando a la gente que duerme ahi
calle de adoquines testigos del ayer
pasan carretas fantasmas de la noche
en la esquina del bar de la plata y saenz
los borrachos se pelean como costumbre
voy cruzando la vias de homero manzi
que terminan en la estacion buenos aires
llegando a la perito pasando las ferias
se ve oscuro el horizonte hacia ambos lados
escuchas venis un tren pero nada va a pasar
la adrenalina y el miedo en el aire sentiras
y voy otra vez por el mismo destino que vivo
barrio que algunas ves diste letras al comienzo de un siglo
desde aca se siente el olor a riachuelo
que viene a lo lejos desde el puente siniestro
los pibes de alcorta doblados del paco te piden monedas
tapando tristezas
otros van al la muega o van a la iglesia
o jalan la bolsa o viven esta cancioon
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