Huracan
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Huracan
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The clear waters of day shining over the wheat fields
Mornings of grape and wine remembering times of peace
The taste of cold at dawn, the bread warmer than the sun
I think of the cold that now inhabits my heart
There is, in the eyes of the people, the same great sadness
because the arms of steel stop us like dams
But what they don't know, what they will never know
is that here in our land, from the mountains to the sea,
blows a light breeze that will become a hurricane
Ah, but they don't know that one day it will be a hurricane
Friend, keep your mind alive and alert to deceit
that the right time, the precise moment, will come sooner or later
May your little children know that it is a long and hard journey,
that neither pain, wood or time can bend a wild heart
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Pedro Aznar performs "Huracan", and this lyric page sits inside the Pedro Aznar catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Mundo En Llamas (World In Flames) and Despues de Todo El Tiempo (After All The Time) with a short reason for opening each page next.
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