D10s
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D10s
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Llore, llore lo siento
me pasa cuando miro mucha publicidad
Los ves están tan contentos
en los afiches nuevos de algún celular
En la calle una sonrisa vale oro
o el doble
en mi barrio
en la mañana hubo un robo violento
Si hay un Dios algo tiene que hacer si!
porque algún Dios tiene que aparecer
ahora un Dios que se ponga la 10
Grite, grite lo siento
me pasa cuando escucho un político hablar
los ves están tan contentos
y esa sonrisa no la juzga ningún tribunal
Por las calles
esta vida vale poco o nada
en mi barrio
esa gente tiene hambre y bronca
Si hay un Dios algo tiene que hacer si!
porque algún Dios tiene que aparecer ahora
un Dios que se ponga la 10
Si hay un Dios algo tiene que hacer
Si hay un Dios tiene que aparecer
Dios
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Hilda Lizarazu performs "D10s", and this lyric page sits inside the Hilda Lizarazu catalog on LyroVerse.
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