Babel
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Babel
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Millones de hombres, mujeres caminan a babel
la mitad del mundo se ha arrodillado a sus pies
el brillo en sus ojos le hablan de vano placer
A babel, no quieren volver.
shamanes perdidos, rituales que deben volver
la noche del tiempo sus horas cumplió en babel
Cultrunes del viento vuelvan a cantar otra vez
millones de niños hablando el leguaje del hambre
raíz de mi pueblo discriminado Mapuche
Mi peñi kehuenche tu sangre no ha dejado de correr
pon la semilla en la tierra que va a florecer
y en la tierra esta y en la sangre revive
y en la piedra esta y en la historia revive
ay ay ay ay ay ay ay
y en la tierra esta y en la sangre revive
y en la historia esta y en el canto revive
a babel (vamos a babel)
a babel
millones de niños hablando el lenguaje del hambre
a babel, a babel, a babel
no quieren volver
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