Nada Paso

Panteón Rococó

Con el ego muy arriba
Y la conciencia por los suelos
A treinta años la historia parece ser memoria
Ah,ah,ah,
Mientras el pueblo observa indiferente
Ke en todos lados matan a su gente
Y tu sentado aki oyendo esta cancion
Dime ke haces para salvar a la nacion yea

Solo una bala lo ah alcanzado
Le destrozo el corazon uo, uo, uo
Tantas historias ke se han contado
De todas se entera uno uo uo uo
Al otro dia no se hablo nada
Todo el mundo cayo uo uo uo
Pistola en mano y una metraya
Y aki nada paso
Nada paso
Aki nada paso

Pobre de el pobre de ella
La bala lo separo
Y ahora el vive feliz en una estrella
Donde no hay reprecion uo uo uo

Pobre de el pobre de ella
El cielo se sacudio
Y ahora el vive feliz en una estrella
Donde no hay reprecion

Name sa name
Name sabor
Name sabor de rococo
Para salvar ala nacion
Del malvado babilon

Y su madre sigue acudiendo
Al lugar donde murio uo uo uo
El dos de octubre y esta lloviendo
Y a ella no le importo no no no no

Cuando en el alma se trae la lucha
Como a el le sucedio uo uo uo
No importa ke contesca mucho
Si aki nada paso

Pobre de el pobre de ella
La bala lo separo
Y ahora el vive feliz en una estrella
Donde no hay reprecion

Pobre de el pobre de ella
El cielo se sacudio
Y ahora el vive feliz en una estrella
Donde no hay reprecion

Y ahora el te pide
Ke junto a el sigas luchando
Por acabar con la injusticia en este pais
Por ke atus raices ya no nunca las dejes ir
Ayudes a tu hermano
A no sucumbir
Y no dejes esta tierra
Se pague asi

Y ahora el te ruega
Ke por la causa en la ke el murio por amor por dolor
Ayudes a tu hermano
A no morir
Enseñes a compatriota a compartir
Acudas a tu pueblo a combatir
Y enseñes a los niños a sonreir

Yea
Sabo sabo sabo sabor


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    Hace alucion a la matanza de Tlatelolco en el 68' en la ciudad de mexico, fue la masagre peor oculta de la historia de mexico, todos supieron que habia pasado, quien fue, sin embargo, el gobierno tenia tan controlados a los medios de comunicacion que no se pudo hacer nada, para todo estudiante esto debe ser una fecha que recordar... Pero recuerden aqui nada paso!... y tu sentado aqui leyendo este comentario dime que haces para salvar a la Nacion???
    barrack86on January 17, 2007   Link

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