Lyrics of 'Inmigrantes de La Vida' by Cadena Perpetua
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Llegaron con pasión,
traían entre manos,
esperanza y energía.
Con lluvia y bajo el sol,
sembraron esta tierra,
de ilusiones y familias...
Y hablar de mirar
sonaba mal
la gente quería
vivir atrás.
Hoy la historia no es igual
y de aquella situación
quedaron fotos amarillas.
Aller vi a mas de diez
tratando de comer
de la basura de la esquina.
Y hablar de mirar
No es tan normal
Es tan complicado
Vivir atrás.
Extraño al que se fue
admiro al que se queda aun
no entiendo al que sentía.
Difícil caminar va a ser
para estos comediantes
que se roban la alegría...
Y hablar...
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