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Tiempo
04:05
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Tiempo, crono-psico-mania
Tiempo, sindrome de la espera
Ando por las calles pidiendo tiempo
Siento como el paso del ciclo, pierdo
Sigo sin dias ni un buen lugar, Siempre, siempre
Sigo preguntando si al despertar hay, Tiempo, tiempo
Sigo sin dias ni un buen lugar, Siempre, siempre
Sigo preguntando si al despertar hay, Tiempo, tiempo
Tiempo, desvaneces con risas
Tiempo, no quiero apresurarte pero sigues persiguiendome cuando
Ando en la cima del cosmos
Acrono, Intemporal
Sigo sin dias ni un buen lugar, Siempre, siempre
Sigo preguntando si al despertar hay, Tiempo, tiempo
Sigo sin dias ni un buen lugar, Siempre, siempre
Sigo preguntando si al despertar hay, Tiempo, tiempo
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2. |
Speak up
02:45
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Some things have been changing since the liars took control
Every time the truth comes out few people care enough
Most of us believed in what they promised us before
Tv shows and massive porn, desire is much more
now speak up..
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In my mind
04:17
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lay down lets have some fun tonight
get dressed, your boyfriend is outside
oh no I know shes that kind
darling dont say you mean much
buts all in my mind you wont come back
its not right
baby was so cold that night
never picked up that phone again
we know he turned us apart
lay down lets have some fun tonight
buts all in my mind you wont come back
its not right
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