Mi Pueblo de Ayer
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Mi Pueblo de Ayer
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Que lejos están
Las mañanas de Sol
Aromadas de pan
De mi vida de ayer
Por donde andarán
Los amigos del barrio
Que se fuerón un día
P’a nunca volver
Que lejos están
Aquellas tardes puebleras
El andén, la estación
El silbato del tren
Donde estarán
Mis juguetes de niño
Callejera ilusión
Que yo nunca olvide
Que lejos están
Las noches de ensueño
De cielitos colmados
De estrellas muy claras
Mi noviecita primera
Recordará el instante
En que casi temblando
Me atreví a besarla
Quisiera encontrarte, mi pueblo
Con mis padres y abuelos
Igualito a los sueños
Que aún yo tengo de vos
Pero sé que es muy tarde, mi pueblo
Y que hoy mis recuerdos
Hacen parte de un tiempo
Que se ha muerto en mi adiós
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