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déjeme ser triste
en números mournful
estos corazones fueron tejidos de alegrías y de cuidados humanos
se levantó y el ámbar era la puesta del sol en el río
tres días los oí afligirse cuando pongo absolutamente
si él
déjenos compasión los de quienes sea mejor que nosotros son
en y encendido
le hizo ven siempre un cocodrilo
sé lo que usted va a decir
o justo y stately criada, que ojos
una historia muy notable esto es
cuando el viento trabaja contra nosotros en la obscuridad

 



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