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Artist: Jabier Muguruza
Canonical path: /jabier-muguruza/leihatilatik
Related lyric paths: 6
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Leihatilatik
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Leihatilatik
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LEIHATILATIK
Existen camiones hormigonera
que, girando sobre su eje,
cruzan fronteras interiores
como buques pirata
ante mi coche.
Existen ríos fríos y montes nevados,
árboles desnudos y ganado pastando.
Existen, sobre todo, hombres
y mujeres que no conozco
mi me conocen.
Existen trenes también
que pasan sonámbulos y apátridas;
peregrinos de lluvia,
cargados de humedad,
sin destino conocido.
No existen patrias ni banderas,
salvo en el lenguaje
sórdido y cuartelero
de un hombre con estrellas.
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Jabier Muguruza performs "Leihatilatik", and this lyric page sits inside the Jabier Muguruza catalog on LyroVerse.
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