Page type: lyric reference
Artist: La Naranja
Canonical path: /la-naranja/olafo
Related lyric paths: 6
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Olafo
Read Olafo lyrics by La Naranja on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Olafo
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Olafo se fué, se tomó la pastilla y se fué al otro lado
cansado de la angustia ya no ve los colores que despide el sol
está entre los grises y los vientos que soplan olvidos
escapa de la muerte llamada civilización
y dice:
Nada de esto es para mí
Nada de esto es para mí
No es que esté gritando, es solo mi manera de hablar
El ojo de la tormenta llora, porque sabe que no lo va a llevar
Yo soy solo un hombre contra mi cabeza
y cargo en mi mente carne de cañon
Olafo está cansado de ver pasto amarillo
Sus sueños son de verde yerba cara al sol
Nada de esto es para mí
Nada de esto es para mí
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La Naranja performs "Olafo", and this lyric page sits inside the La Naranja catalog on LyroVerse.
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