Mala Mar
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Mala Mar
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Fa com els pràctics que, en petits falutxs,
Sortien quan hi havia més perill,
Les nits de temporal: la puta surt
Maquillada de lluna, amb un somrís,
A la ressaca d'un mar vell, gruixut.
Quin mal temps els dissabtes a la nit,
I quants mercants amb mala mar als ulls,
Sempre buscant el mateix port d'asil.
Pobre de tu si als ulls del teu amor
Mai no has vist el somriure d'una puta.
Infortunat si, en arribar el mal temps,
Als ulls del teu amor no veus venir,
Amb un petit fanal, aquest falutx
Que creua el temporal només per tu.
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Joan Manuel Serrat performs "Mala Mar", and this lyric page sits inside the Joan Manuel Serrat catalog on LyroVerse.
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