Trompe-l'oeil
from Tú siempre ganas. Parte 2. Tú y yo (y todos los demás) by Hazte lapón
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lyrics
antes de mi nacimiento
ya existían todas ellas
sé que es ideal poderlas manejar a gusto
intentando descifrar si hay un
significado oculto
Y algo hay, algo tiene que haber
algo hay, algo tiene que haber
algo hay, algo tiene que haber
si no porque me enredo
una y otra vez…
Pespuntando cada frase y no se acercan ni de broma
se evapora a ante mis ojos
el mensaje, punto y coma
el significante no halla su significado
que suerte de trampantojo
siempre a punto, siempre errado
y algo hay, algo tiene que haber
algo hay, algo tiene que haber
algo hay, algo tiene que haber
si no, por qué me enredo
una y otra vez
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