Madre Libertad
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Madre Libertad
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No sabíamos de vos
Vos que estás y no estás
Ni de todo el amor que siempre das
Si no hay miedo a volar
¿Cuántos años no estuviste?
¿Cuántas guerras sufriste?
¿Cuántas bombas acecharon tu bondad?
Reina madre libertad
Te destrozan, te aplastan, y después te levantamos
¿Cuántos años más?
Te escupieron muchos tontos con trajes militares
Y ahí te vimos llorar
Uh-uúh reina madre libertad
Uh-uúh reina madre libertad
No sabíamos de vos
De vos que estás y no estás
¿Cuántas balas te dejaron sin hablar?
Madre, ya no llores más
Rejas, uniformes y golpes militares
Y aún estás acá
Te callaron en los diarios y en radios nacionales
Y la alta sociedad
Uh-uúh reina madre libertad
Uh-uúh reina madre libertad
Madre, ya no llores más
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