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Artist: Psalteria
Canonical path: /psalteria/arvolera
Related lyric paths: 6
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Arvolera
Read Arvolera lyrics by Psalteria on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Arvolera
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Arvolera tan fertil
En la rama de mas arriva
Hay una bolisa tan gentil
Peinandose sus cavellos
Con un peine cristalin
Lavorandose su lavrado
Con hilos de marfil
Por alli paso un cavallero
Mizurando y tan gentil
Que buxcax la mi seňora
Esta hora por aqui?
Buxco yo al mi marido
Al mi marido Amadi
Dare yo mis tres molinos
Que me quedaron d'Amadi.
Cuanto dierax la mi seňora
Por que vos lo truxera aqui
Bien lo vide,bien lo conosco
Letra d'el vos truxe aqui.
Diera yo mis tres doblones
Porque vos lo truxeras aqui
No pensex mas,mi seňora
Yo so el vuestro Amadi.
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