Granada
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Granada
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Granada, tierra soñada por mí
mi cantar se vuelve gitano
cuando es para ti
mi cantar, hecho de fantasía
mi cantar, flor de melancolía
que yo te vengo a dar.
Granada, tierra ensangrentada
en tardes de toros.
mujer que conserva el embrujo
de los ojos moros.
De sueño rebelde y gitana
cubierta de flores
y beso tu boca de grana
jugosa manzana
que me habla de amores.
Granada, manola cantada
en coplas preciosas.
no tengo otra cosa que darte
que un ramo de rosas.
De rosas de suave fragancia
que le dieran marco
a la Virgen morena.
Granada, tu tierra está llena
de lindas mujeres,
de sangre y de sol.
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Saulo Couto performs "Granada", and this lyric page sits inside the Saulo Couto catalog on LyroVerse.
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