No es triste soñar
from Agustin Lopez
No es triste soñar surge de una noche de insomnio despues de una fiestecica, es normal por estos lares las celebraciones por cualquier motivo, o sin el, la verdad es que despues de una noche de farra, es un pelin complicado escribir algo medianamente coherente. De todas formas ahí les dejo este.
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