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Artist: Suso Vaamonde
Canonical path: /suso-vaamonde/galicia
Related lyric paths: 6
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Galicia
Read Galicia lyrics by Suso Vaamonde on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Galicia
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Galicia docemente
Está ollando ó mar:
¡ten vales e montañas
E terras pra labrar!
Ten portos, mariñeiros
Cidades e labregos
¡cargados de traballos
Cargados de trafegos!
Galicia é unha nai
Velliña, soñadora:
¡na voz da gaita rise,
Na voz da gaita chora!
Galicia é o que vemos:
A terra o mar, o vento...
¡pro hai outra galicia
Que vai no sentimento!
Galicia somos nós:
A xente e mais a fala.
¡si buscas a galicia
En ti tes que atopa- la!
Galicia somos nós:
A xente e mais a fala.
¡si buscas a galicia
En ti tes que atopa- la!
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Suso Vaamonde performs "Galicia", and this lyric page sits inside the Suso Vaamonde catalog on LyroVerse.
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