Suelo Gris
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Suelo Gris
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Si el silencio nos contase,
Qué es lo que ha venido a ver.
A esta ciudad con insomnio,
Tú que puedes márchate.
Todos quieren desaparecer alguna vez,
Reconocerle al suelo gris que no saben qué hacer.
Perder la voz cantando una canción,
Es la mejor medicación.
Cansados de idas y vueltas, abrir botellas, cerrar puertas
Preguntar por las respuestas, de las noches sin dormir.
Todos quieren desaparecer alguna vez,
Reconocerle al suelo gris que no saben qué hacer.
Perder la voz cantando una canción
Es la mejor medicación.
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La Maravillosa Orquesta Del Alcohol performs "Suelo Gris", and this lyric page sits inside the La Maravillosa Orquesta Del Alcohol catalog on LyroVerse.
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