Roberto En Monica
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Roberto En Monica
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refr.:
In de straten van Granada
Klinkt muziek van gitaren bij nacht
In de straten van Granada
Is 't feest, men is vrolijk en lacht
Zij trekken door het zuiden, door het land van Espagna
Roberto en Monica
Want ied're zigeuner gaat naar de fiesta
In de stad Granada
Loop dan (??), laat je pas niet verstoren
Breng ons dan snel naar 't feest dat ons wacht
Dans en muziek kunnen zigeuners bekoren
Fiesta gitara, tot diep in de nacht
refr.(2x)
Daar, in de verte, ligt 't land van Granada
Roberto en Monica
Ze zien de torens blinken, als een fata morgana
In de zon van Espagna
Lang was de weg, maar toch zijn zij gekomen
Een zware tocht, door 't droog-bruine land
Daar in de zon, ligt de stad van hun dromen
Aan deze zee hebben zij hun hart verpand
refr.(3x)
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Frank & Mirella performs "Roberto En Monica", and this lyric page sits inside the Frank & Mirella catalog on LyroVerse.
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