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Ese no era yo
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Viejos tiempos
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Estatuas de sal
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Nada va a cambiar
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Contra el olvido
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No volverán
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En el camino
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Los Infames Sevilla, Spain
Los Infames hacemos Rocanrol en español, tomando la definición de Rocanrol que da Levon Helm en El Último Vals. Ni más, ni menos.
Carlos Abad, Guillermo Luceño y Domingo Díaz
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