El Limonar
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El Limonar
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Al saber que muy pronto ibas a volver
La fuente silenciosa empezó a cantar
El limonar del patio ha de reverdecer
Y el aspín de la huerta volvió a aromar
Al saber que muy pronto ibas a tornar
Florecieron las rosas en el rosal
Y hasta la enredadera de tu balcón
Tornaba sus capullos todos en flor
Y hasta los naranjales llenos ya están
Y las palmeras vuelven a susurrar
Y en esta primavera una nueva luz
Y es porque ya muy pronto regresas tú
Al saber que muy pronto ibas a tornar
Florecieron las rosas en el rosal
Y hasta la enredadera de tu balcón
Tornaba sus capullos todos en flor
Y hasta los naranjales llenos ya están
Y las palmeras vuelven a susurrar
Y en esta primavera una nueva luz
Y es porque ya muy pronto regresas tú
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Garzón y Collazos performs "El Limonar", and this lyric page sits inside the Garzón y Collazos catalog on LyroVerse.
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