Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Trémolo
Canonical path: /tremolo/cocamama
Related lyric paths: 6
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Cocamama
Read Cocamama lyrics by Trémolo on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Cocamama
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No es una droga
es una planta sagrada
la quieren convertir en demonio
halla en la cima
crece escondida
y la imaginan como asesina...
Fuiste los ojos de un gran imperio
guiaste al Inca por su caminar
planta sagrada llena de misterio
que desgraciado
enveneno tu camino...
Ayer…
vi a la hoja de la coca
Ser… libre como vuela el viento
Ayer…
vi a la hoja de la coca
Ser… libre como vuela el vientoooo....
Saaálvame…
(5 Veces)
Ayer…
vi a la hoja de la coca
Ser… libre como vuela el viento...
Ayer…
vi a la hoja de la coca
Ser… libre como vuela el vientoooooo...Ohhh ...Ohh
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Trémolo performs "Cocamama", and this lyric page sits inside the Trémolo catalog on LyroVerse.
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