Hotel Rouge
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Hotel Rouge
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No se porque cambiaste de hotel
Si tu corazón está en la pared
Estampado como souvenir
Para no olvidar que estuviste aquí
En cada parte, en cada instante
En cada átomo, de mí
No se porque, tengo que pintarte
En la pared, con rouge que dejaste
Para saber como no olvidarte
Y entender, que vas a volver
A este hotel
Voy a caminar por la pared
Para recorrer toda tu piel
Y hundirme en tu corazón tapiz
Y curvar el tiempo que perdí
Por no buscarte, por no encontrarte
Y ahora te veo estás aquí
No se porque, tengo que pintarte
En la pared, con rouge que dejaste
Para saber como no olvidarte
Y entender, que vas a volver
A este hotel
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Pablo Sciuto performs "Hotel Rouge", and this lyric page sits inside the Pablo Sciuto catalog on LyroVerse.
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