Pobre Colombina
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Pobre Colombina
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La fiesta está en su apogeo
La eterna paz se quebranta
Las mascaritas sus voces levantan
El Dios Momo canta, ríe el Dios Morfeo
La fiesta está en su apogeo
Todas son bromas y chistes
La Colombina tan solo está triste
De luto se viste, no quiere cantar
La Colombina está triste y da pena
Pobrecita nena, tan linda y tan buena
La que antes fue reina de la alegría
Sus gracias lucía y siempre reía
No quiere cantar, no quiere reír
Tan grande es la pena que la hace sufrir
Le pide al Supremo, la deje morir
Es que Pierrot la ha engañado
Se fue con su mandolina
Siguiendo el paso de otra colombina
De líneas más finas, de pelo ondulado
Más no sabe que ha dejado
Un corazón dolorido
Pero después volverá arrepentido
Y al ver solo el nido tendrá que llorar
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Carlos Gardel performs "Pobre Colombina", and this lyric page sits inside the Carlos Gardel catalog on LyroVerse.
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