Caballos de Pancho Villa
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Caballos de Pancho Villa
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Fueron varios los caballos
Los que monto pancho villa
Se llamaba siete leguas
La yegua que el prefería.
Era un caballo rocillo
De alzada y muy buena rienda
Lo montaba pancho villa
Cuando le hirieron la pierna.
Se hablo mucho de un caballo
Con cuatro pesuñas de oro
Dicen que fue tan famoso
Como el grano y el as de oros.
Caballos de pancho villa
Que siempre fueron famosos
Mas famoso el general
En sus años tan gloriosos.
Siempre fue un hombre sagas
Valiente y muy decidido
Veces planearon matarlo
Nunca lo hallaron dormido.
Por fin se y llego su hora
Y ese destino sin falla
Que los hombre cuando nacen
Ya traen marcada la ralla.
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