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Justa
02:50
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Cual paria en la cima de su historia vendrás,
entre miradas perdidas,
provocando la ira sin memoria avanzas
y la balanza caída...
Esperando desnuda su victoria crece una espontanea lucha
¿Quien?!
La reina penumbra oculta, astuta canta:
acompañame hermano en medio del espanto,
enfrentemos el olvido;
conocimiento perdido...
¡Despertará!
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Invisible
03:45
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Si quisiera ver cenizas y ocultarme mi amiga
dejaría tal vez, que el día me sofoque de prisa
y la miseria este presente en mi voz,
esta extensa guerra me ponga un valor
la miseria este presente en mi voz
y esta guerra se apodere de mi razón
... sabrás?
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