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Artist: Fun People
Canonical path: /fun-people/1978camps-days
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1978(Camps days)
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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1978(Camps days)
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Vos asesinaste a mis amigos, vos asesinaste a mi padre, vos asesinaste a mi madre, vos asesinaste a mi
futuro, una noche en el 78 hombres al mando del general camps acribillaron a mis padres, sus gritos fueron
tapados al grito de gol vos asesinaste mi destino todos los dias, asesinaste mi destino.
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