Usos Y Costumbres
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Usos Y Costumbres
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En la vida hay costumbres que matan
Ser callado se ve que es primera
Debe ser que mi costumbre cambia
cuando me tapan con su bandera
Hablo, chillo y no tiene sentido
Mientras nadie se hace problema
Si tus padres te dicen: criatura,
tomá caca cola y mirá la novela
Mi cabeza carbura aunque usted no lo crea
Me siento con una cadena
Que me ata y a su vez golpea
Pero nunca cortara mis venas
Sigo aqui, viviendo, comiendo
Por lo menos tengo para ir a cagar
El problema es el que no siente
El problema es el que no llora
Debe ser un cuartel militar
Marche tranquilo, ni hable!
Así no voy a aguantar
Me tiraré hacia un costado
y a alguien voy a liquidar
Una vez muerto, mis allegados
callados sintieron por mi
Por la nuca yo tengo el disparo
y en la mano me quedo el fusil
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