Primera Cosa Bella (Español)
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Primera Cosa Bella (Español)
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Hoy tomo la guitarra
Y toco por ti
No se tocar siquiera
esta es la vez primera
Mas toco por ti
Mi corazón hoy canta
Mi voz esta alegre
Amore amore amore
Tan solo se decirte
Mas tu comprenderás
Los prados tienen flores
Que huelen a ti
Podría hoy morirme
después de haberte visto
No pido ya más
Primera cosa bella
Que encuentro en mi vida
Ha a sido tu sonrisa si no tu
Al fin tengo una estrella
Mi noche se ilumina
Estoy enamorado de su luz
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Nicola di Bari performs "Primera Cosa Bella (Español)", and this lyric page sits inside the Nicola di Bari catalog on LyroVerse.
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