Page type: lyric reference
Artist: La Trampa
Canonical path: /la-trampa/1973-milonga-mar
Related lyric paths: 6
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1973 Milonga Mar
Read 1973 Milonga Mar lyrics by La Trampa on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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1973 Milonga Mar
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No dejes que el frío mar lastime restos de libertad.
Yo sé que el viento recitará un himno al borde de la maldad.
Iluminar el fondo de nuestro mar
Donde descansa toda la verdad.
Respiraré diez años de sangre y sal
Sobre los restos del joven rosal.
Levantaré mil anclas de gris metal,
Montevideo quiere respirar.
Escucharé gaviotas que gritarán versos de un pueblo
Milonga de mar.
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