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Miguel Bose ~ Marchate Ya


Quién inventó el despertador Jamás funciona el ascensor Pasa de largo el autobús Aquí estoy yo y aquí estás tú. No puedo Márchate, márchate ya Buenos días, ¿cómo estás? Respuesta ok, comme sí comme ça Come hamburguesa, bebe anís Consumidor qué caro anís. No puedo. Márchate, márchate ya. Márchate, márchate ya. Prohibido el paso, precaución El disco rojo, frena, stop Tres tristes tigres y un trigal Ruge la jungla de metal. No puedo. Márchate, márchate ya. Márchate, márchate ya. Oh santo dólar, aquí estás Samaritanos y cowboys Un pajarito mira, flash A quemarropa polaroid. No puedo. Márchate, márchate ya. Márchate, márchate ya. Márchate, márchate ya. Márchate, márchate ya. Márchate, márchate ya. Márchate, márchate ya. Márchate, márchate ya. Márchate, márchate ya. more free lyrics

Quién inventó el despertador
Jamás funciona el ascensor
Pasa de largo el autobús
Aquí estoy yo y aquí estás tú.

No puedo
Márchate, márchate ya
Buenos días, ¿cómo estás?
Respuesta ok, comme sí comme ça
Come hamburguesa, bebe anís
Consumidor qué caro anís.

No puedo.
Márchate, márchate ya.
Márchate, márchate ya.
Prohibido el paso, precaución
El disco rojo, frena, stop
Tres tristes tigres y un trigal
Ruge la jungla de metal.

No puedo.
Márchate, márchate ya.
Márchate, márchate ya.
Oh santo dólar, aquí estás
Samaritanos y cowboys
Un pajarito mira, flash
A quemarropa polaroid.

No puedo.
Márchate, márchate ya.
Márchate, márchate ya.
Márchate, márchate ya.
Márchate, márchate ya.
Márchate, márchate ya.
Márchate, márchate ya.
Márchate, márchate ya.
Márchate, márchate ya.

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