Ámate Y Sálvate
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Ámate Y Sálvate
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Mirame a los ojos
Y mira este lugar
Todas las heridas
Quieren respirar
Han envejecido adictos al poder
Quiebra sus arrugas una nueva piel
En la sombra del dolor
Cae el cielo sobre el suelo
La respuesta de ese cambio
Eres tu eres tu
Amate y slvate
Amate y slvate
Caen las fronteras
De la desigualdad
Vuelven los fantasmas
De nuestra humanidad
En la sombra del dolor
Cae el cielo sobre el suelo
La respuesta de ese cambio
Eres tu eres tu
Amate y slvate
Amate y slvate
En los templos de clemencia
Muchos dioses / mucha dolencia
Se disputan territorios conquistados
Y el sacrificio eres tu eres tu
Ama a tu enemigo
Cuelga tu ambicin
Sobreviviremos
A la desolacin
Amate y slvate
Amate y slvate
Se disputan territorios conquistados
Y el sacrificio eres tu
Amate, eres tu, y slvate
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