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Oye diablo

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: El Tri Canonical path: /el-tri/oye-diablo Related lyric paths: 6 Video embedded: yes
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Oye diablo

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DIABLO!!!!!!!

De que te estas riendo???

oye diabloooo

que risa te da

...Tu eres el culpable

de todas mis malas acciones

tu vienes en las noches

a jalarme las cobijas y las patas

DIABLOOOO!!!

Que tanto me miras?????

Oye diabloooo

ya dejame en pazzz..

tu eres el culpable que a veces yo agarre la jarra

tu vienes en las noche a jalarme las cobijas y las patas

diablooooooo

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