El Oso
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El Oso
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Yo vivia en el bosque muy contento
Caminaba, caminaba sin cesar
Las mañanas y las tardes eran mias
A la noche me tiraba a descansar.
Pero un dia, vino el hombre con sus jaulas
Me en encerro y me llevo a la ciudad
En el circo me enseñaron las piruetas
Y yo asi perdi mi amada libertad.
Conformate me decia un tigre viejo
Nunca el techo y la comida han de faltar,
Solo exigen que hagamos las piruetas
Y a los chicos podamos alegrar.
Han pasado cuatro años de esta vida
Con el circo recorri el mundo asi
Pero nunca pude olvidarme del todo
De mis bosques, de mis tardes y de mi.
En un pueblito alejado alguien no cerro el candado
Era una noche sin luna y yo deje la ciudad
Ahora piso yo el suelo de mi bosque
Otra vez el verde de la libertad
Estoy viejo pero las tardes son mias
Vuelvo al bosque, estoy contento de verdad...
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Tango Feroz performs "El Oso", and this lyric page sits inside the Tango Feroz catalog on LyroVerse.
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