| It's worth a woman who wakes up smiling
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| It's worth going to study doing strike by wasting time
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| It is worth loving childhood, it is worth being a hero of the neighborhood
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| And at the tip of your load with creaking
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| Long live love in the city, republic of joy
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| And long live the woman I truly fell in love with
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| Long live love in the city, republic of joy
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| Long live the good humor, long live the life and love of mom
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| It's worth it for love to bite the bullet
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| It is worth putting your pride in your pocket
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| Your enemy is worth loving
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| (It's worth it)
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| Jesus Christ is worth honoring
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| (It's worth it)
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| And in the middle of the square make a scream
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| Long live love in the city, republic of joy
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| And long live the woman I truly fell in love with
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| Long live love in the city, republic of joy
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| Long live the good humor long live the life and love of mom
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| And from dad too
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| Where are you going, my people, where are you going?
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| It becomes the tip of a machete cleaning nickname for the city, ooh
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| Where are you going, my people, where are you going?
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| Simon Bolivar laughs because now he himself is the one who makes peace
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| How are you?
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| Where are you going
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| Where are you going
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| Where are you going?
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| Where are you going, my people, where are you going?
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| Everybody come to my party, bring yourselves something to drink
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| Where are you going, my people, where are you going?
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| Quique is calling us to tell us what happened in Paraguay
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| Where are you going, my people, where are you going?
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| Oh Lord
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| Next to the blue lake of Pacarai
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| Where are you going, my people, where are you going? |