Guantanamera
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Guantanamera
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Guantanamera, kom weer naar Guantanamera
Guantanamera, kom weer naar Guantanamera
In 't kleine Guantanamera
Daar aan de stranden van Cuba
Kan zij soms urenlang dromen
Hoe hij naar haar t'rug zal komen
Als al die dagen tevoren
Kan slechts de branding haar horen
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Ik dacht (maar varen?) van Cuba
Denkt hij aan Guantanamera
Want toen de vrijheid verkiezen
Was tevens haar daar verliezen
Maar ook hij ziet in z'n dromen
Hoe hij naar haar terug zal komen
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"Aan 't eind van de dag, als de zon in zee wegzinkt is 't of hij haar stem
hoort, gedragen op de avondwind. O, z'n heimwee en verlangen naar haar
maken
dat hij toch heel snel weer terug zal gaan. Wat er dan ook gebeuren mag."
Guantanamera, Guantanamera
Guantanamera, kom weer naar Guantanamera
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Frank & Mirella performs "Guantanamera", and this lyric page sits inside the Frank & Mirella catalog on LyroVerse.
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