Los Campanilleros
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Los Campanilleros
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En los pueblos
En los pueblos de la alejandría
Los moros enanos por la madrugá
Me despiertan tirando petardos
Que están celebrando lo del ramadán
Y empiezo a gritar
Y les digo a los moros enanos
Con tantos bombazos me vais a matar
Pajarillos
Pajarillos no queda ni uno
Por las explosiones que pegan allí
Que hay jilgueros que se recorrieron
Del mismo damasco hasta puente genil
Toas las flores
De las flores no queda ni una
No tienen los parques rosas ni verdor
Y a una novia que quiso casarse
Le hicieron el ramo de una coliflor
Y empezó a llorar
Y al sentirla un pobre pajarillo
Le dijo a la novia: "no te pues quejar
Que esa coliflor
Era hermana de la otra que había
En to alejandría y me la comí yo, ay"
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