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Soñando a un lado
02:53
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Dormí y soñé bajo lunas rotas
que encontraba paz bajo un cielo ciego
pero, el mes de Octubre
fue el más duro de todos
quizás, quizás volé de más
y choqué contra un muro
No hay paz en Diciembre
fuiste vos y yo lo se
y sin notarlo perdí la cabeza
bajé de un cero
a un cero a la izquierda
Pero, ¿no ves?
estoy ocupado
buscando algún lugar
para brillar
pero, ¿no ves?
sentate a mi lado
capaz encuentres
una nueva ilusión
Como dijo el poeta
¿para que hacerse la cabeza con vos?
si hay amor en todos lados
puedo encontrarlo bajo el sillón
quizás eso lo veo yo
ultimamente no volvi de vos
y si me ves tirado en un lado
llorá, llorá, llorá con desgano
Volá, volá, volá conmigo
no te caigas y volá conmigo
Soñé,
soñé que te amo
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Don't Stop Here
03:18
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Never seen any better
never seen that came around
if you are a believer
then you fly away with God
He'll give you a lot of dimes
he'll give you a lot of joy
don't stop here
there's nothing else to hope
if you want to always leave
please don't go away with me
What you'll sing if you were better
makes me want to kiss you now
if you don't want to sing better
what will you sing about?
You get up yourself
give him all the love 'til death
if you die without a clue
of what you gave and what you climbed
me and you a lot of nights
made a pact with love
We don't need a god
If there's someone there
it's better only two for this
if you want to survive
To this love
don't stop here...
Wanted this cause you're better?
then a kiss you to the ground
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