Historia de Un Pueblo
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Historia de Un Pueblo
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Un día
Se encontraba mi pueblo
Disfrutando riquezas
Que la tierra le daba.
Un día
Los hombres de arauco
Derramaron su sangre
Ante el cruel español
Que vino
A robar las riquezas,
Y quitar la inocencia
Detras de un cañon
Templo,
No borres la huella,
El indio su eterno
Amor por la tierra.
Teplo
Remuebe con fuerzas
Todas la conciencias
Que al hombre no dejan
Florecer.
Amaneceres deciertos
De lagrimas andinas
Que llenan las quebradas
De espanto y dolor..
Amaneceres deciertos
De lagrimas andinas
Que llenan las quebradas
De espanto y dolor.
Amaneceres deciertos
De lagrimas andinas
Que llenan las quebradas
De espanto y dolor.
Amaneceres deciertos
De lagrimas andinas
Que llenan las quebradas
De espanto y dolor
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