A La Vejez Alegre de Mi Barrio
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A La Vejez Alegre de Mi Barrio
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Me gusta la vejez
Alegre de tus calles
Donde con el Sol
Triciclos y goles nacen
Donde las señoras con tiempo
Todo lo observan y charlan
Donde los jóvenes se esconden
En tus sombras y se aman
Me gusta la vejez
Alegre de tus calles
El club donde dejé
Mis primeras amistades
Tardes de Sol y bicicleta
De manchas y de rayuela
Y los partidos de pelota
Los rezongos de Manuela
Larala, lara, laralalala
Larala lala, larala, larala
Me gusta la vejez
Alegre de tus calles
Veredas que el calor
Siembra de niños y ancianos
Donde el nacer o el morir aún cuenta
Todo se sabe sin vueltas
Y a la salida de la escuela
Flores blancas nacen
En tus veredas
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