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Artist: Duncan Dhu
Canonical path: /duncan-dhu/la-vieja-escuela
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La vieja escuela
Read La vieja escuela lyrics by Duncan Dhu on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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La vieja escuela
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Los ve llegar, los ve llegar
y sus ojos brillan más
ellos van corriendo, ellos van riendo
y él piensa que no pudo ser
ellos se acercan, él cuenta historias
que nadie cree.
Y él se pregunta por qué
en la vieja escuela,
él no pudo estar en ella
en la vieja escuela,
él no pudo estar en ella.
Un día más al anochecer
suena el timbre, ellos se van
él se despide, sonriendo
sin dejar de pensar
que mañana ellos volverán
para hacerle recordar
y él se preguntará por qué
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Duncan Dhu performs "La vieja escuela", and this lyric page sits inside the Duncan Dhu catalog on LyroVerse.
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