Dos Celulares
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Dos Celulares
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Escogieron una hora
Iban a hacer una tranza
Es de esa agente
Tranquila que no ocupa
Ni las armas
Nada más dos
Celulares a esas horas
Sonaban
Subieron unas cervezas, una bolsita
Escondida eran buena
Vitaminas por
Que ellos no se dormían
Y subieron los costales que a
La ciudad bajarían
A los tres días después
A las dos de la mañana
Se recibía una llamada
Que ya estaban en Tijuana
Dormían en un cuarto viejo usando kilos
De almudadas
Otro día haya en la tarde
Me hicieron otra llamada
Que habían cruzado la línea con la mitad de la rama
Y que otro día en la mañana
Me iban a mandar la lana
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