Mis Penas Lloraba Yo
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Mis Penas Lloraba Yo
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Mare yo no sé que tengo,
Tampoco lo que me pasa,
De la ilusión me mantengo,
Dios mío, sin esperanza.
Canastera, canastera, canastera.
Sentado en una alamea
Mis penas lloraba yo,
Mira lo grande qu'eran
Que el banco to se partió.
Canastera, canastera, canastera.
Vivo solito en el mundo
Y a las claritas del día.
Voy camino de mi casa
Siempre la encuentro vacía.
Canastera, canastera, canastera.
Como loco yo tiraba
Piedrecitas por las calles
Sin mirar dónde caían
Ni tampoco a quien le daba.
Canastera, canastera, canastera.
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Camarón de La Isla performs "Mis Penas Lloraba Yo", and this lyric page sits inside the Camarón de La Isla catalog on LyroVerse.
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