Gallina Negra
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El Ajolote

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Gallina Negra Canonical path: /gallina-negra/el-ajolote Related lyric paths: 6
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El Ajolote

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Sé que hay estrellas en el mar

Y nubes bajas de cristal

Sé que hay mañanas que no están

Y que quizá nunca vendrán

Pero yo no entiendo de mar

Ni de pedazos de cristal

Ni sé por qué mi mañana se transformó

En aguacero que el tiempo hizo canal

Donde viví como animal... Como animal

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Gallina Negra performs "El Ajolote", and this lyric page sits inside the Gallina Negra catalog on LyroVerse.

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