Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Fausto & Banda Cuenco
Canonical path: /fausto-banda-cuenco/silbando-bajito
Related lyric paths: 6
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Silbando Bajito
Read Silbando Bajito lyrics by Fausto & Banda Cuenco on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Silbando Bajito
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Ando muy lento donde van rápido
Suelo llegar tarde
Voy con mi canto un cuenco buscando
Donde pertencer
Viene de calles muy quietas
Mi casa solariega
Donde ventiscas movedizas
Fueron arremolinandome
Y una rodaja de luna
Tras la palmera
Que me convida la noche entera
Silbando bajito voy andando
Muy lento ando
Muy lento iré
Es el viento que me lleva
Rumbo al ayer
Muy alto el viento aulla, aulla, aún.
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Fausto & Banda Cuenco performs "Silbando Bajito", and this lyric page sits inside the Fausto & Banda Cuenco catalog on LyroVerse.
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