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Artist: Juan Carlos Baglietto
Canonical path: /juan-carlos-baglietto/1964
Related lyric paths: 6
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1964
Read 1964 lyrics by Juan Carlos Baglietto on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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1964
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Ya no sere felíz
tal vez no importa
hay tantas otras cosas
en el mundo
un instante cualquiera
es mas profundo
y diverso que el mar.
La vida es corta
y aunque las horas son tan largas
una oscura maravilla
nos asecha
la muerte, ese otro mar
esa otra flecha
que nos libra del sol
y de la luna y del amor.
La dicha que me diste
y me quitaste
deben ser borradas
lo que era todo tiene
que ser nada
solo me queda el goce
de estar triste.
Esa vana costumbre
que me inclina al sur
a cierta puerta, a cierta esquina.
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Juan Carlos Baglietto performs "1964", and this lyric page sits inside the Juan Carlos Baglietto catalog on LyroVerse.
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