A Mi Morocha
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A Mi Morocha
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Por la morocha gentil de negros pelos trenzaos
La de labios coloraos, como pimpollo de abril
La que ha sido en el sentir, envidia de los colores
La que ha nacido entre flores y se ha arrulla o con la luna
Criolla dormida en la cuna del alma de mis amores
Yo te vi en los juncales y al mirar que tus ojazos
Lanzaban vivos chispazos como rayos infernales
Me dejas telas señales de no sé qué maravilla
Pues en la cerca na orilla, al verte cruzar, paloma
Florecieron en la loma, hasta el cardo y la gramilla
Pero qué duro es mi hablar, me diste a tomar morena
Que no adivino la pena que el pecho me halla sin mal
Y es el recuerdos a grao de tus ojazos, mis soles
Que me hans acao a tirones, esta pasión que me embruja
Decime ¿quién te hizo bruja pa’envenenar corazones?
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Carlos Gardel performs "A Mi Morocha", and this lyric page sits inside the Carlos Gardel catalog on LyroVerse.
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