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Boracho Station

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Ryan Bingham Canonical path: /ryan-bingham/boracho-station Related lyric paths: 6
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Boracho Station

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Onda Cielo y toca la sierra

Trabajando amigos acsentado le piedra

Vaqueros montamos, Caballos boracho

Esperando acsente del sol

Palo en Mexico

Buzzards they circle old crosses on hills

The heart of the desert pound under my heels

I hear tell of Aztec gold, buried in the hills of old Mexico

Onda Cielo y toca la sierra

Trabajando amigos acsentado le piedra

Vaqueros montamos, Caballos boracho

Esperando acsente del sol

Palo en Mexico

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