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Artist: TK
Canonical path: /tk/crossover
Related lyric paths: 6
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Crossover
Read Crossover lyrics by TK on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Crossover
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Hombre de sierra
y vasto verdor
encuentra en tu tierra
la paz y el amor.
Hombre de trabajo
y explotación
siente de tu raza
un gran honor.
De un gran imperio
hijo del sol.
De tu ancestro
que erigió
el imperio del sol
del inca dios.
Que vivió en armonía
hasta que llegó
el opresor y lo persiguió.
Hombre de fuerza
y alto vigor
dale a tu pueblo
todo el corazón.
Pueblo de altura
llano espesor
flor del silencio
que siempre buscó.
De un gran imperio
hijo del sol.
De tu ancestro
que erigió
el imperio del sol
del inca dios.
Que vivió en armonía
hasta que llegó
el opresor y lo persiguió.
El indio corrió
y a la selva huyó
se refugió y en ella lloró.
Por el pueblo perdido
y su sumisión.
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