Magoya
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Magoya
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Hay un coso que nunca da la cara
Dios berreta que está en ninguna parte
Comodín que inventás para quejarte
Cada vez que te venden un buzón
Andá, contásela a Magoya
La de comboys que nadie te creyó
Discurso de milico o cheque volador
Estamos hasta aquí de cuentos chinos
Andá, cobrásela a Magoya
Que pagariola tu desilusión
Y el cuento de que Dios es argentino
Andá corriendo, contaseló
Hay un nadie que es víctima de todos
Y es anónimo rey de la macana
Berretín que inventás de mala gana
Cuando ves tanto crimen sin autor
Andá, contásela a Magoya
La de comboys que nadie te creyó
Discurso de milico o cheque volador
Estamos hasta aquí de cuentos chinos
Andá, cobrásela a Magoya
Que pagariola tu desilusión
Y el cuento de que Dios es argentino
Andá corriendo, contaseló
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Who performs "Magoya"?
María Elena Walsh performs "Magoya", and this lyric page sits inside the María Elena Walsh catalog on LyroVerse.
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