Farewell, Suburbs
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Farewell, Suburbs
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Mañanita arrabalera
Sin taitas por las veredas
Ni minas en el balcón
Tus faroles apagados
Y los machos retobados
En tu viejo callejón
Yo te canto envenenao
Engrupido y amargao
Hoy me separo de vos
Adiós arrabal porteño
Yo fui tu esclavo y tu dueño
Y te doy mi último adiós.
Madrecita yo fui un reo
Y en tus brazos hoy me veo
Lleno de felicidad
Dime mi buena viejita
Dónde esta mi noviecita
Que no la puedo olvidar
Hoy ya vuelvo arrepentido
Hecho más hombre y más bueno
A la vida del hogar
Perdoname que tu hijo
Tiene un pensamiento fijo
Y nadie lo hará cambiar
Recitado
El baile "Rodríguez Peña"
El Mocho y el Cachafaz
De la milonga porteña
Que nunca más volverá
Carnavales de mi vida
Broncas, tiros y al final
Los "spiantes" de las minas
En aquel viejo arrabal
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