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Artist: Shuarma
Canonical path: /shuarma/triste-princesa
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Triste Princesa
Read Triste Princesa lyrics by Shuarma on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Triste Princesa
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Triste princesa
quédate aquí.
Triste princesa
entre todos cuidaremos de ti.
Triste princesa
¿qué te pasó?,
hay miedo en tus ojos
e intranquila es tu respiración
Y échate a la sombra
que en un rato te termino esta canción.
Y quédate en la puerta
que esta casa necesita una princesa.
Triste princesa
¿de dónde vendrás?,
estás tan delgada
que a veces no te veo pasar
Y échate a la sombra
que un rato te termino esta canción.
Y quédate en la puerta
que esta casa necesita una princesa.
Triste princesa
Triste princesa
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