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Occidente

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Los Enemigos Canonical path: /los-enemigos/occidente Related lyric paths: 6
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Occidente

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Lloraban los soldados cuando volvió

La cabeza el general

sintió vergüenza el funcionario al cobrar

Y también rompió a llorar

Llovía llanto en Europa y en el mar

Flotaban puñuelos

Lágrimas de sal

Puedes morir poco a poco

O puedes morir ya.

Puedes parecer mi hermano

si no mira el que hay detrrás

Puedes mirar hacia otro lado

Mientras vienes a extender tu mano

Cuando vengas a cobrar

Cuando vengas a cobrar

Cuando vengas a cobrar

Mientras extiendas tu mano

Cuando vengas a cobrar

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