El Tren
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El Tren
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Estoy sentado en este tren
Miro para la ventana, los sueños que no pudieron ser
Traigo mi maleta aqui
En ella cargo todo lo que esta dentro de mi
Yo voy rumbo a la estación
A encontrar a mi destino
Ya tome una decisión
De no parar, de no parar
Hasta el final
Atras deje solo un cajon
Lleno de palabras
Que dijeron nunca llegaras
Y voy sentado en este tren
Y miro adelante
Y se que pronto llegare
Yo voy rumbo a la estación
A encontrar a mi destino
Ya tome una decisión
De no parar, de no parar
Hasta el final
No parare
(No parare)
Hasta el final
(Hasta el final)
Yo llegare
(Yo llegare)
Hasta donde tenga q llegar
Y si al final
No logro llegar
Que no sea porque yo no lo intente
Yo voy rumbo a la estación
A encontrar a mi destino
Ya tome una decisión
De no parar, de no parar
Hasta el final
Hasta el final
Hasta el final
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