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Artist: Joan Manuel Serrat
Canonical path: /joan-manuel-serrat/parabola
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Parábola
Read Parábola lyrics by Joan Manuel Serrat on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Parábola
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Érase de un marinero que hizo un jardín junto al mar y se metió a jardinero. Estaba el jardín en flor y el marinero se fue por esos mares de Dios. La España de charanga y pandereta cerrado y sacristía devota de Frascuelo y de María, de espíritu burlón y de alma quieta ha de tener su mármol y su día, su infalible mañana y su poeta.
Érase de un marinero que hizo un jardín junto al mar y se metió a jardinero. Estaba el jardín en flor y el marinero se fue por esos mares de Dios.
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Joan Manuel Serrat performs "Parábola", and this lyric page sits inside the Joan Manuel Serrat catalog on LyroVerse.
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