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S.I.D.A.
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Títere. Canníbales Cover
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Siempre nos encontramos un montón
de payasos en la televisión
En la mtv y en la radio también
Son sólo personajes de papel
Colgando estás, como un títere más
Y nunca jamás te podrás desatar
Te tragas toda la mierda que te echan
El pop cada dia apesta más
Te venden metal de plástico
Y aún crees que eres capaz de pensar
Colgando estás, como un títere más
Y nunca jamás te podrás desatar
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Deixa-ho fer
02:39
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Deixa-ho fer
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No me hagas hablar.
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Ataque indefenso.
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