Vals del rey
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Vals del rey
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En un país hubo un rey
y un habitante que era muy fiel
un habitante tan solo no más
y que tenía seis meses de edad
siendo pequeño lo había de cuidar
y que cantarle al irlo a acostar.
Este es el vals que canta el rey
para dormir a su bebé, le dice así:
duerme mi bien, porque ya el sol se va a poner,
dormir, dormir que no hay que hacer
la luna llena te viene a ver.
Dormir, dormir que no hay que hacer
las estrellitas vendrán también.
Este es el Vals que canta el rey
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