Boleto de Empeño
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Boleto de Empeño
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Empeñando El Corazón,
Una Y Mil Veces
Arañando De Esos Sueños,
Que Desaparecen
Voy Prendido Al Vagon,
De La Ilusion
Buscando Sin Rumbo,
Alguna Estacion.
Mordiendo El Anzuelo
Como Tantas Veces
Peleando En La Red
Donde Todo Padece
Voy Prendido Al Sabor
De Ese Viejo Licor
Que Sabe Bien Amargo,
Pero Es El Mejor.
Y Tu, Adonde Estás Hoy?
Y Tu, Adonde Vas Hoy?
Sería Mejor,
Con El Boleto En Mano
No Perder El Convoy.
Empeñando El Corazón,
Una Y Mil Veces
Arañando Esos Sueños
Que Desaparecen
Voy Prendido Al Vagón,
De Esa Vieja Ilusión
Que Sabe Bien Amarga
Pero Es La Mejor.
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El Soldado performs "Boleto de Empeño", and this lyric page sits inside the El Soldado catalog on LyroVerse.
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