Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Stefan Hiss
Canonical path: /stefan-hiss/margarita
Related lyric paths: 6
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Margarita
Read Margarita lyrics by Stefan Hiss on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Margarita
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Margarita, Margarita,
no te subes tan arriba
que las hojas en el árbol
no duran toda la vida.
Desde aquí te estoy mirando
sentadita en tu ventana
que bonitos ojos tienes
lucero de la mañana.
Ay que lástima y que lástima y que lástima me da
de ver a Margarita que llorando está.
Ay que lástima ...
Desde aquí te estoy mirando
sentadita en tu ventana
que bonitos ojos tienes
lucero de la mañana.
Te voy a comprar chinelas
y un vestido muy bonito
para que bailas la polka
al estilo taquachito.
Ay que lástima ...
Ay que lástima ...
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Stefan Hiss performs "Margarita", and this lyric page sits inside the Stefan Hiss catalog on LyroVerse.
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