Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Pablo Milanés
Canonical path: /pablo-milanes/olga
Related lyric paths: 6
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Olga
Read Olga lyrics by Pablo Milanés on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Olga
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Olga
yo no te hablaré de la muerte esta vez.
Olga
si después de la muerte
¿Quién sabe que viene?
Olga
No hay más amor
ni luz ni más virgen que tú, mi Olga
amada mía que estás en la tierra.
Olga
yo te he visto sufrir,
mi dolor compartir, mi Olga
y curar mi pecho al verme gemir, Olga.
Quiero llevar en mi carne tu carne mi Olga
y en mis entrañas que palmes el hambre que tengo
de llevarte eterna sobre mí.
Olga por que eres yo mismo mi Olga
Olga por que eres de mí
Olga por que eres yo mismo mi Olga
Olga por que eres de mí
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Pablo Milanés performs "Olga", and this lyric page sits inside the Pablo Milanés catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Cuando Lejos Estás Inalcanzable and Nostalgias with a short reason for opening each page next.
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