Poema
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Poema
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Es bella, más bella, muy bella
Es hoy, es mañana, es ayer
Es roca y es mirlo, es estrella
Es irse, quedarse, volver
Es hierba y es rama, da sombra
Es agua que calma la sed
Lejana, es mía, me nombra
Me espera, me sabe, me ve
Estalla, se esconde, se aleja
De ser o no ser, mf! Ella es
Y es tanto, que siempre regresa
Y el antes, se vuelve después
Me conoció, cuando tuvo sospechas de que vendría
Y ella sabía que llegaría, ¡ah si sabía!
Y luego tiempo, corrieron los años y me fui un día
Y ella sabía que volvería ¡ah si sabía!
Mi madre
Es bella, más bella, muy bella
Es hoy, es mañana, es ayer
Es roca y es mirlo, es estrella
Es siempre y es más
Es mujer
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Who performs "Poema"?
Alberto Cortez performs "Poema", and this lyric page sits inside the Alberto Cortez catalog on LyroVerse.
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