Pablo Canto
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Pablo Canto
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Pablo nació cantando, como otros niños,
/jugando con un tren, jugando con un tren,
jugando con la lluvia en el andén/ bis
Pablo nació soñando, como otros niños,
/soñando con un tren, soñando con un tren,
soñando con la lluvia en el andén/ bis
Luego pasan los años y Pablo crece,
vagando por el mundo, crece que crece,
una estrella lo llama, pero él no quiere,
él quiere un pueblo libre, que cante y juegue.
La ra ra ra rai ra etc.
Alguien me dijo, anoche, que había muerto,
que lo había sabido, que era bien cierto.
/Cuando muere un poeta, muere una estrella/ bis
/y no se ha muerto ni una, que yo lo sepa / bis
La ra ra ra rai ra etc.
Pablo Neruda viene, Pablo Neruda va,
¡qué va a morirse Pablo!, no va a morir jamás
qué va a morirse Pablo, ¡Neruda! no va a morir jamás.
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