Sabina
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Sabina
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Por las calles empedradas
Va una niña caminando
A su paso va dejando
Una estela de color
Detrás de la bugambilia
La espera u n niño sentado
Con sus manitas morenas
Y sus ojitos de sol
Sabina, ¿a dónde vas?
Sabina, ¿de dónde vienes?
Por las calles empedradas
Del barrio de Jalatlaco
El tan, tan del campanario
Va la niña tarareando
El calor florece
En sus suaves mejillas coloradas
Escaleras de cantera
A la niña vana guiando
Sabina, ¿a dónde vas?
Sabina, ¿de dónde vienes?
Ya llegarán nuevas lunas
Y bellos amaneceres
Y en cada balcón del barrio
Nuevas flores crecerán
Y querrás volar más alto
que aquél viejo campanario
con mi canto las historias
de esta tierra llevarás
Bajo el cielo que se estrella
Sobre el asfalto quemante
Como el fondo el horizonte
Dibujado de montañas
Con el mismo trazo firme
De tu sombra acompañada
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Ana Diaz performs "Sabina", and this lyric page sits inside the Ana Diaz catalog on LyroVerse.
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