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Artist: Cosmonauta
Canonical path: /cosmonauta/desde-el-observatorio
Related lyric paths: 6
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Desde El Observatorio
Read Desde El Observatorio lyrics by Cosmonauta on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Desde El Observatorio
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Desde el cielo mira al suelo
Busca gente, lanza huevos
Cuenta coches de bomberos
Nadie sube tan arriba
Si lo intentas, te fulmina
Su belleza compulsiva
Vamos a aceptar
Que siempre fuiste espectacular
Y pequeños todos lo demás
Tu estás en una plataforma lunar
Y nadie llega
Pero luego se te olvida
Hace muecas, la imaginas
Sin la ropa, sin espinas
Vamos a aceptar
Que siempre fuiste espectacular
Y pequeños todos lo demás
Tu estás en una plataforma lunar
Y nadie llega
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