El Granada
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El Granada
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Gaspar, hoy tu nombre será Bajel
Y al Granada agradecer,
Tu refugio, tu resguardo y tu amanecer.
Buscar, la cruzada de la vida escrita está
De unir el alba y el viento al mar.
Es su presencia. su ser, quizás su corazón
Que amanece en él un gran valor
Y en su alma, la llamada a una labor.
Vencer, y tu alma rescatar la querrán tener
Por la gloria, su esencia y el poder.
Olvidar, todo aquello que ocurrió, tu paciencia ante el dolor
Tus sentidos nuevamente conquistar.
Es su presencia, su ser, quizás su corazón
Que amanece en él un gran valor
Y en su alma, la llamada a una labor
A una labor.
Es su presencia, su ser, quizás su corazón
Que amanece en él un gran valor
Y en su alma, la llamada a una labor.
Es su presencia, su ser, quizás su corazón
Que amanece en él un gran valor
Y en su alma, la llamada a una labor
A una labor.
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Bajel performs "El Granada", and this lyric page sits inside the Bajel catalog on LyroVerse.
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