Tengo Yo
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Tengo Yo
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Las noches en discotecas
Bailando con el ritmo
Más fuerte la música
Provoca ya el terremoto
Los días en la fábrica
Tocando como un diablo
Más fuerte la máquina
Y saliendo del infierno
Por las tardes en la cuidad
Rodeado en el tráfico
Más fuerte la tormenta
Y el ruido de la moto
Corriendo rápido mi vida de loco
Tengo tengo yo
Tengo tengo yo
Tengo tengo yo
Tengo tengo tengo
Cuando me vaya la cama
No puedo dormir sin somníferos
Un sílbido en el coco
Tengo un ataque de nervios
El ritmo de mi vida
Parece una locura
Con mi cuerpo tiritando
Me muero poco a poco
Corriendo rápido mi vida de loco
Tengo tengo yo
Tengo tengo yo
Tengo tengo yo
Tengo tengo tengo
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Caméléons performs "Tengo Yo", and this lyric page sits inside the Caméléons catalog on LyroVerse.
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