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Matriz Phantoma
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Existencia
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Sick Kiori
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Parle Si
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PPP (featuring h∞d∞)
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Ser
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CpCt
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Tarántula
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Open Echo
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Canela
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Siempre, siempre...
te veo y me enloqueces
No eres como colores que me humedecen
Humedecen...
Me obedecen...
No siempre tienes la televisión que quisiste..
No siempre hay dinero para lo que hiciste
No siempre vas a hacer lo que quisiste
No siempre triunfas x3
¡te lo dije!
Siento, yo siento que nosotros en el fin del mundo
vamos estar hasta lo más profundo
No sé cómo,cómo,cómo, llegaré
Tu sangre beberé
Y tu veras, yo te amaré...
Lo siento, lo siento,lo siento,lo siento....
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Yo & Tenoch
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Yourself Records Mexico City, Mexico
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