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Artist: Lynda
Canonical path: /lynda/abrazame
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Abrazame
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Abrazame
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ABRAZAME - LYNDA
Mi padre otra vez
Se pone a gritar,
Que si te vuelvo a ver
Me tendré que marchar,
Pobre papá,
Que ya me perdió la fe.
Una vez más
Contra la terquedad,
él no puede aceptar
Que te amo a rabiar,
Pobre papá
Que no me quiere escuchar.
Abrazame,abrazame....
Mi madre esta mal,
Y le da por llorar,
Porque no me importó
El estatus social,
Pobre mamá
Como cuida el qué dirán.
Pero ya se olvidó
Hace tiempo también,
Ella se enamoró
Con el alma en la piel,
Pobre mamá
Que no me puede entender.
Abrazame...
Si estás cerca de mi,
No me voy a rendir,
Voy a sobrevivir,
Abrazame más fuerte otra vez..
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