Deambulante a La Deriva
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Deambulante a La Deriva
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El extraño va caminando por allá
no mendiga ni te da pero tiene
Un paso mortal una vida singular
cuatro perros y un rosal, nunca entiende
Cual es su lugar donde viene
donde va, q no encuentra, q hay allá el pretende
no ser uno mas, cantar solo en la rural
tener hijos con el mar,
morir de frente
Lleva un mantel un cuadrito de porcel,
un carrito q anda bien y una bruja
Ella lo hechizo, lo uso y lo tiro,
le robo su corazón, una tarde
Juntos hoy los dos bailan en cualquier rincón
baila baila corazón q ya es martes
Si el tiempo paso y el extraño se aburrió
en la noche se durmió el se pierde
Y en la mañana renacerá
Y en la mañana morirá
Y en la mañana despertara
Y en la mañana morirá
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