1. |
Desaparecer
01:25
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Desordené el planeta
desordenando la pared
Olvidé todo aquello
que olvidé la próxima vez
Desaparecer y no volver
Se quemó mi cabeza
se quemó cuando descansé
Encontré mis ideas
pintadas sobre la pared
Desaparecer y no volver
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I will get away
I will go surfing in the sand
to the outer space
I will go surfing far away
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3. |
Waikiki
02:04
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(Instrumental)
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Mundaka Lima, Peru
Frescos herbáceos ligeramente afrutados con toques de naranjas, piel de naranja y ligeros cítricos. Cuerpo ligero refrescante fácil de beber. No está mal.
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