Camarines
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Camarines
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Bienvenida a mi escenario
Bienvenidos tus honorarios
Tengo cosas para que te diviertas menos
Y un espejo que no muestra lo mejor de vos
Te puedo regalar
Mi personalidad (pero)
No sé tu nombre
No sé si estás ahi
No me busques en diccionarios
NI te aprendas mis corolarios
Hago cosas para que me conozcas menos
No me importan tus secretos ni tu caridad
Te puedo impresionar
Veo tu debilidad (pero)
No sé tu nombre
No sé si estás ahí
Despedite de mi subterráneo
Y bajemos de mi escenario
Digo cosas para que te me acerques menos
Digo menos para que te me acerques más
Te puedo conectar
Con mi anormalidad (pero)
No sé tu nombre
No sé si volverás
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Don Adams performs "Camarines", and this lyric page sits inside the Don Adams catalog on LyroVerse.
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