El Esclavo
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El Esclavo
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Voy cantando por la vida
Las tristezas de mi alma, dolorida
Al pensar que mi amargura es tan solo
La negrura de mi piel
Soy el esclavo que un día partiera, en la caravana
De un hombre blanco que a muchos negros
Encadeno
Y nos llevaron, lejos muy lejos a tierra extraña
Donde es afrenta para la gente
Nuestro color
Le pido al Dios de los hombres blancos
Que un día me lleve
Hasta la jungla, jungla lejana
Donde nací
Y allá entre gente de raza oscura
Mi raza hermana
Pueda tranquilo, este pobre negro
Morir feliz
Le pido al Dios de los hombres blancos
Que un día me lleve
Hasta la jungla, jungla lejana
Donde nací
Y allá entre gente de raza oscura
Mi raza hermana
Pueda tranquilo, este pobre negro
Morir feliz
Morir, feliz
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