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Artist: Dread Mar I
Canonical path: /dread-mar-i/proverbios
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Proverbios
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Proverbios
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El corazón tranquilo da vida al cuerpo
Pero la envidia lastima los huesos,
El hijo sabio alegra a su padre,
Mientras que el necio menosprecia a su madre
El hombre propone y jah dispone,
El hombre propone y jah dispone...
Todo esfuerzo tiene su recompensa,
Pero quedarse solo en palabras lleva a la pobresa,
El peresoso no atrapa presa,
Pero el diligente ya posee una gran riqueza
El hombre propone y jah dispone,
El hombre propone y jah dispone...
El que frena su lengua protege su vida
Pero el ligero de labios, provoca su ruina..
El hombre propone...(repite)
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