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O La Paloma

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O La Paloma

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When the sun shines on the mountains

and the night is on the run,

it´s a new day, it´s a new way,

and I fly up to the sun.

I can feel the morning sunlight.

I can smell the new-morn hay.

I can hear God´s voices calling of

my golden skylight way.

O la paloma blanca,

I´m just a bird in the sky.

O la paloma blanca, over the mountains I fly.

Yes, no one can take my freedom away.

Once I had my share of losing,

once they locked me on a chain.

Yes, they tried to break my power.

Oh I still can feel the pain.

O la paloma blanca,

I´m just a bird in the sky.

O la paloma blanca, over the mountains I fly.

Yes, no one can take my freedom away.

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