Suena El Viento
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Suena El Viento
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Suena el viento
a la voz de un hombre muerto
a lamento de mujer
a perro herido
a tormenta en cada puerta
a vidrio roto.
Suena y llega
a volarme la cabeza
a morderme la razón
a enfriar mi cuarto
a inventar en qué mentirme
a ver si grito.
Puede ser un hombre
puede ser un tira
puede hablar tranquilo mientras te estrangula
puede andar de día, puede andar de noche
puede ahogar tu coche
y ¡mira feliz!
Mes de viento
días de lluvia
duermo con los dedos sobre el pecho
quiero probar la felicidad
quiero creer que se puede andar
¡libre!
por las calles.
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Real de Catorce performs "Suena El Viento", and this lyric page sits inside the Real de Catorce catalog on LyroVerse.
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