Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Cap'n Jazz
Canonical path: /capn-jazz/que-suerte
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Que Suerte!
Read Que Suerte! lyrics by Cap'n Jazz on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Que Suerte!
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Dictioncanary can swear she's barely aware of her apparently paralyzing stares.
Let me let go. let me let go.
Angel, I've never seen you.
Grapevine twine and loose news noose.
Sitting on your driveway.
Twisting baited lines to drive me away.
Let me let go.
My baby, late night desparate phone calls.
Sugar, even odd smiles are in this season.
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Cap'n Jazz performs "Que Suerte!", and this lyric page sits inside the Cap'n Jazz catalog on LyroVerse.
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