Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Mexicanto
Canonical path: /mexicanto/la-exiliada
Related lyric paths: 6
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La Exiliada
Read La Exiliada lyrics by Mexicanto on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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La Exiliada
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Soñé
Una mujer vendada de los ojos y
Pendiendo de su mano una balanza, vi
Serena, sin decirme nada
Triste, desahuciada
Se marchó
Soñé
Que abriéndome sus brazos luego regresó
Desarrapada y vuelta en llanto me besó
Le tuve grave algunos años
Y balanza en mano
Luego falleció
Entonces dos ejércitos
Ondeando sus banderas
Pedían guerra
Dejaban muerte
Gente que tenía
Por trinchera
Una cuna, una casa, una vela
Soñé
A la mujer en sueños nuevamente aquí
Su túnica perfecta, su balanza y
Sonriente se acercó a tocarme
Jurando refugiarse de su exilio
En mi país
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Mexicanto performs "La Exiliada", and this lyric page sits inside the Mexicanto catalog on LyroVerse.
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