El Reloj (part. Juanillo Diaz)
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El Reloj (part. Juanillo Diaz)
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El tiempo
Se me agota a cada paso, a cada hora
Pero sé lo que ando haciendo
Por cada [?] nunca sabes
Qué te vaya a andar cayendo
Pero pa'delante solo seguiré
Y tal vez
No siempre tome los buenos caminos
Pero sé
Que los que andan aquí se quedarán conmigo
Porque mi gente no me sabe traicionar
Como algunos ya sabrán
Con tinta
Marcado tengo el pellejo
Y es reflejo de piso Dios de mi vida
Como pude, le chingué para comer
La neta, y se lo escondía
Y poco a poco, el código yo descifré
Como fue
La libré junto con todos mis carnales
Como ven
Y hoy me ven volando por las calles
En mi nave deportivo
Y no para [?]
A mí me hizo la humildad
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