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Artist: Sanalejo
Canonical path: /sanalejo/latino-america
Related lyric paths: 6
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Latino-America
Read Latino-America lyrics by Sanalejo on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Latino-America
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Nos dieron la vida, el arma suicida
Menos corazon parece ser la salida las drogas,
Las balas en la poblacion solo le dan trabajdo a la prostitucion
Y que me dices de tu instinto animal, las matanzas,
Las trampas, ya son cosa normal
Siembran la mina, bomba asesinamutilando a su paso sueños,vidas,
Sangre en la tele publicidad que vende paises vecinos
Que ahora se dan muerte
Late... latenoamerica late,late late latino america late
Que pasa en la gente que el amor no late, no late
En su corazon que es lo que pasa en la gente que
El amor no late, no late en su corazon
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Sanalejo performs "Latino-America", and this lyric page sits inside the Sanalejo catalog on LyroVerse.
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