El Manantial
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El Manantial
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Ay, amor que te vas
Como ave fugaz
Y el plumaje lo deja
Donde se anidó.
Ay, amor que te vas
Esperando encontrar
Lo que nunca has hallado
Ni hallarás.
Érase un camino muerto por los años
Y el dolor de ser camino
Y no poder caminar,
Lo ataban al cruel destino
De esperar, de esperar.
Y llegó un manantial
Cauce joven de amar
Y se puso a regar lo que murió.
Ni el amor, ni el olor
De agua fresca de amar
Pudieron impedir lo que pasó.
Érase un camino muerto por los años
Y el dolor de ser camino
Y no poder caminar,
Lo ataban al cruel destino
De esperar, de esperar.
Y llegó un manantial
Cauce joven de amar
Y se puso a regar lo que murió.
Ni el amor, ni el olor
De agua fresca de amar
Pudieron impedir lo que pasó.
El manantial se secó,
El camino se murió.
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Pablo Milanés performs "El Manantial", and this lyric page sits inside the Pablo Milanés catalog on LyroVerse.
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