El Nispero
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El Nispero
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Un campo florecido, Espera la llegada del amor
Bailar los pastos, Al ritmo del viento
Me siento bien
De noche voy despierto
El níspero parado al lado de mi lecho
Pies en el rosio, sonidos de silenco
Se pueden ver
Y yo voy, caminando por la tierra
Me detiene una madera algún tiempo estuvo quieta
Se quedo para enseñarme
Cambio lo demás, que no puedo ver
Duelen las certezas de las cenizas
Si me quieren despertar un dia en ese lugar
Donde puedo amar
Un rio que separa
Mi tierra de la tierra de belen
Puedo sereno, descanza entre su gente
No piden mas
Y yo voy, atendiendo mis latidos
Es la lluvia que golpea con las gotas en mi frente
Acercadose a mi ritmo
Cambio lo demás que no puedo ver
Duelen las certezas de las cenizas
Si me quieren despertar un dia en ese lugar
Donde puedo amar
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Juan Cordone performs "El Nispero", and this lyric page sits inside the Juan Cordone catalog on LyroVerse.
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