Sudando la Tristeza (feat. Quique González)
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Sudando la Tristeza (feat. Quique González)
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Tus amigos han estado preocupados por ti
Pero querías seguir solateras
Cuando querías ser feliz
Te agarraban los problemas
Tus amigos han estado preguntando por ti
Aunque tuvieras guita en la cartera
Cuando pasabas por aquí
Un poco Leaving Las Vegas
Me recordabas a Jimmy Tijeras
El viejo look de cuero y camperas
Siempre tenías otra cosa en la cabeza
Tus amigos han estado preguntando por ti
Y tú seguías sudando la tristeza
Tú vida era un blues de Brownie Mcghee
Cualquier regate te rompía la cadera
Te recordaba en la calle Montera
Colgado de una pantera
Siempre tenías otra cosa en la cabeza
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