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Voces En El Abismo
03:42
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La tierra es una carcel y en el cielo solo hay nubes. Cruzamos un puente y somos aniquilados. No me importa estar en medio de tanta destrucción. Cruzamos un puente y somos aniquilados.
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La Nada Al Final
02:59
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Una tortura que ha sido suficiente ya, no puedo soportar ver mi vida pasar. Arrastrando un pesado lastre, no puedo soportar ver mi vida pasar. Cayendo en una espiral, hacia el mas profundo de los abismos. Entre desesperados gritos de ayuda. Y es que son muchos arrastrando la vida. Pero son muchos mas los que nisiquiera hacen el intento de vivir para encontrar nada al final. Una tortura que ha sido suficiente ya, no puedo soportar ver mi vida pasar.
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