El Callejon
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El Callejon
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Cuando te miraba,
en tus ojos podia ver,
el triste recuerdo
de tu primera vez.
El maldito idiota,
tu vida arruino,
una noche oscura
en el callejon.
Triste noche gris,
te toco vivir...
Y la policia,
nunca lo llevo,
ella tiene miedo
de volver al callejon.
Y en tus ojos,
una luz prendi,
era la esperanza
de volver a vivir, tranquila...
Cuando te miraba,
en tus ojos podia ver,
el triste recuerdo
de tu primera vez.
El maldito idiota,
tu vida arruino,
una noche oscura
en el callejon.
Y la policia,
nunca lo llevo,
ella tiene miedo
de volver al callejon.
Y en tus ojos,
una luz prendi,
era la esperanza
de volver a vivir, tranquila...
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Staccato performs "El Callejon", and this lyric page sits inside the Staccato catalog on LyroVerse.
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