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ZERO
01:31
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uNo
03:07
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Desmembrados de un sistema violento
Como lidiar con nuestra enfermedad?
Odio que brota del seco cemento
Hay que pensar en la solidaridad
Fragmentando ideas y conceptos
Llenando huecos faltos de humanidad
Odio que brota del seco cemento
Hay que pensar en la colectividad
Liberando la simple opinión
De la utopía a la realidad
De pasos cortos, a pasos constantes
Hay que pensar que se puede cambiar
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-DoS-
02:51
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Como nos gusta ser que no somos
Ir aparentando y creando cosas que no son
Imaginamos que lo nuestro no tiene sentido
Estando en el camino erróneo de la mediocridad
Haz tu parte
Haz tu parte
Hemos olvidado que tenemos identidad
Lo nuestro es tan nuestro como nuestra realidad
Dejamos morir las ilusiones y los sueños
Como despertarnos de este letargo de mediocridad
Haz tu parte
Haz tu parte
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