El Huerto
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El Huerto
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Y ¿con qué fin toda esa dialéctica en historia?
¿Para qué ir al paraíso estando muerto?
¿Para qué alcanzar la gloria estando vivo
Si la gloria esta muy lejos de este huerto?
Todos juntos, afirman los que saben de distancias
Llegaremos al final de la cultura
Escultura de cadáver y concreto
A posarnos al final de la cultura
Hay también quien afirma que tan sólo es sufrimiento
Soportable nadamas en el olvido
El que canta va buscando algún sediento
Para hecharle encima su vaso vacío
Yo no sé hasta dónde se reciente lo vivido
Pues saberlo es simplemente estar ya muerto
Seguiré siempre cantando a lo prohibido
Y gozando de los frutos de este huerto
Y, ¿con qué fin
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Jaime López performs "El Huerto", and this lyric page sits inside the Jaime López catalog on LyroVerse.
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