Page type: lyric reference
Artist: El Ultimo Ke Zierre
Canonical path: /el-ultimo-ke-zierre/juan-de-dios
Related lyric paths: 6
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Juan de Dios
Read Juan de Dios lyrics by El Ultimo Ke Zierre on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Juan de Dios
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A Juan de Dios lo mató la mojá
de una flamenca envenená.
Ni el mismo diablo vino a buscar cuentas
por él; ni un perro lloró
Y en la pianola de aquel burdel
Bambino cantaba canciones
de amor prohibido
A Juan de Dios nadie le quiso amar
¡del miedo que daba, del miedo que daba!
Y amor compraba cuando paró
un escalofrío su corazón
Y en la pianola de aquel burdel
Bambino cantaba canciones
de amor prohibido, prohibido
Canciones de amor prohibido
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El Ultimo Ke Zierre performs "Juan de Dios", and this lyric page sits inside the El Ultimo Ke Zierre catalog on LyroVerse.
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