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Artist: Quilapayún
Canonical path: /quilapayun/la-paloma
Related lyric paths: 6
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La Paloma
Read La Paloma lyrics by Quilapayún on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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La Paloma
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Ayayay, ayayay,
Ayayay, ayayay
Vuela tu vuelo, paloma mía
Canta tu canto, que llegue al mar.
Quiero mi libertad,
Quiero vivir en paz
Quiero cantar tu canto,
Tener tus alas
Poder volar.
Quiero que mi destino
Deje el camino
Por dónde va.
Ayayay, ayayay
Ayayay, ayayay.
Vuela tu vuelo, paloma mía
Canta tu canto, que llegue al mar.
Vivo pa' trabajar
Quiero ya descansar
Tengo todas las penas
Del que no sabe
Pa' donde va.
Tráeme lejanías
Paloma mía
La libertad.
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Quilapayún performs "La Paloma", and this lyric page sits inside the Quilapayún catalog on LyroVerse.
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