Matarratas
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Matarratas
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Se lanzó por la ventana
Porque un virus la mataba
Sin mas vida que una planta
Nos manchó a todos la cara
He tú, tú que haces ley
Esa es la sangre que mancha tus manos
Maldito dormirás
Todas las noches sin pena ni llanto
Encontraron los dos cuerpos
Y heroína adulterada
A sabiendas los mataron
Con veneno para ratas
He tú, tú que haces ley
Esa es la sangre que mancha tus manos
Maldito dormirás
Todas las noches sin pena ni llanto
Falso, escondes el problema
Entre inútiles campañas
Llora el mundo apaleado
Mientras sigues provocando:
Peleas callejeras, suicidios y otras sangres
Drogas adulteradas
Muertes inesperadas
Y no, no es el hambre, el que mata
Es la gula y la avaricia
Un suicidio un homicidio
Nunca vi la diferencia
Yo, no, es el hambre
El que mata
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El Ultimo Ke Zierre performs "Matarratas", and this lyric page sits inside the El Ultimo Ke Zierre catalog on LyroVerse.
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