The meaning of life
from Cómo escaparse del mal by Paris Paris Musique
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lyrics
Ni siquiera probaste del peor champagne
y ahora estás esquivando gente al caminar;
nadie dice que esté mal
aquí todo marcha como lo pensás.
Fuiste el santo al que nadie quiso perdonar,
fuiste el dueño y esclavo de tu “bon voyage”,
fuiste todo, menos la verdad.
I can feel the meaning of life
(I can feel)
I can feel the meaning of life
(I can feel)
Y si hubieras pedido mucho más,
estarías donde más querés estar.
I can feel the meaning of life
(I can feel)
I can feel the meaning of life
(I can feel)
Uh Uh
y ahora estás esquivando gente al caminar;
nadie dice que esté mal
aquí todo marcha como lo pensás.
Fuiste el santo al que nadie quiso perdonar,
fuiste el dueño y esclavo de tu “bon voyage”,
fuiste todo, menos la verdad.
I can feel the meaning of life
(I can feel)
I can feel the meaning of life
(I can feel)
Y si hubieras pedido mucho más,
estarías donde más querés estar.
I can feel the meaning of life
(I can feel)
I can feel the meaning of life
(I can feel)
Uh Uh
credits
from Cómo escaparse del mal,
released September 8, 2011
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Paris Paris Musique Argentina
Indie Rock Band
Argentina
El mundo esta en tu mente
discography
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Oct 2017 -
Aug 2013 -
Sep 2011
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