Las Fronteras
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Las Fronteras
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Só quem nasceu na encruzilhada de fronteira
Sabe a coceira que dá pra atravessar
A gente corre tipo louco e nunca chega
Imaginando o que mais que tem pra lá
E segue a estrada que vem de encontro à gente
Talvez saindo de vontade de voltar
Sem GPS não sei o que vem na frente
Mas da tristeza podemos desviar
E o castelhano que já sai quase fluente
Pero no mucho, mas dá pra enganar
Vou conhecendo tanta história e tanta gente
O tempo passa mas a estrada fica lá
Passando o rio depois da pampa cruza os Andes
Também notei que sol se põe no mar
Seguindo a estrada que já tamo bem distante
Suba na moto e vamo começar a rodar!
Então hermanos ergam seus copos
Que amanhã a estrada vai nos chamar
Bebemos juntos mais uma noite
E las fronteras nunca vamos limitar!
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