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Artist: Carpe Diem
Canonical path: /carpe-diem/tormenta
Related lyric paths: 6
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Tormenta
Read Tormenta lyrics by Carpe Diem on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Tormenta
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tan solo queremos trabajar y estudiar,
esta mierda tiene que cambiar,
no se porque tenemos que aguantar
que estos cerdos nos maten sin piedad.
si a las armas hay que recurrir,
no lo dudes igual vas a morir,
sus palabras te van a hacer dormir
y sus garras te van a destruir.
asesinos que matan sin piedad
a cualquier infante que intente resistir,
a su sistema represor capitalista
o a su gobierno genocida y esclavista.
todo esto pronto se va a acabar,
la resistecia del pueblo surgira
y todos unidos gritaran,
REVOLUCION, LUCHA Y LIBERTAD.
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Carpe Diem performs "Tormenta", and this lyric page sits inside the Carpe Diem catalog on LyroVerse.
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