Los Años Mozos
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Los Años Mozos
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Los años mozos pasaron,
Y ahora saber que hay que ser
Y hay que estar.
Duro el camino que queda,
Y ahora saber caminar.
Y hay que andar.
Fueron los falsos valores
A mí solo llega
Quien sabe de hombre calzar,
Y hasta los tristes amores
Que tantos dolores
Me hicieron un tiempo pasar.
Y ahora tengo mis poros abiertos
Para lo que hay que hacer
Y esta hecho, o esperar mi muerte
Abriéndome el puente
Y diciéndome puedes pasar.
Los años mozos pasaron,
Y ahora saber que hay que ser
Y hay que estar.
Duro el camino que queda,
Y ahora saber caminar.
Y hay que andar.
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Pablo Milanés performs "Los Años Mozos", and this lyric page sits inside the Pablo Milanés catalog on LyroVerse.
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