Apuratay
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Apuratay
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Cielo gris, ojos cafés
Combi de Lima corre mi ser
Congestión, ¡ay que horror!, ahora no
Vengo desde aquí no más
Y no pienso tropezar
Apuratay, apuratay corre y ya
No me importa tu gris
Vivo mil cosas aquí
Siendo triste o feliz
Tú estás en mí
Flores de papel, niños por doquier
Quiero volver a ti otra vez
Perros sin correa porque no hay problema
Bestias al volante sin control andante
¿Qué más podría pasar si me quedo aquí?
No me importa tu gris
Vivo mil cosas aquí
Siendo triste o feliz
Tú estás en mí
Corre el tiempo, corre el reloj
Si es que vienen luego se van
Raya el sol, saltadón
Apuratay, apuratay corre y ya
No me importa tu gris
Vivo mil cosas aquí
Siendo triste o feliz
Tú estás en mí
Pasacalles dorados (apuratay, apuratay)
Pasacalles a full color
Un octubre morado (apuratay, apuratay)
Y un verano pesado
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Who performs "Apuratay"?
Clara Yolks performs "Apuratay", and this lyric page sits inside the Clara Yolks catalog on LyroVerse.
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