1. |
Catasol
05:42
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Comeza o día dun xeito estraño
Miro para fóra, non para de chover
Non se senten ruídos
Non se ven persoas
As árbores en flor, as rúas molladas
Roupa tendida e o único que sei
Que ti estás comigo
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Trebón
04:52
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Sobra quen queira argallar
Ata no máis feble sorrir
Menudeándonos o sol
Asolagando ilusións
Nidias
Sobra quen queira espertar
O ruxerruxe no país
En superávit de patróns
Hai excedente de razóns
Nidias
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Raiolo
03:44
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Nos días máis longos deste verán naceu a esperanza
Eu cría que xa non era quen de ter confianza
Bonitas palabras poden ser unha nova estafa
Vou pechar os ollos para ver o fondo da alma
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Trapalladas
04:43
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Sei o que dixen mais non o que sentín
Se soamente queres de min... Non cho sei...
Calquera trapallada con tal de non facer
Algo que me demostre que ti me queres ben
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Musel
Slowcore, dreampop or whatever.
Óscar Vilariño, Carlos Méndez, Juantxo Pájaro
Lugo/Bueu (Galiza).
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