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Artist: Vega
Canonical path: /vega/olor-a-azahar-a-cordoba
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Olor a Azahar (A Córdoba)
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Olor a Azahar (A Córdoba)
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Se vio partido el corazón de amar
Y el alma rota de llorar
Espera frente a su ventana el sol
Buscando un rayo de calor
La ausencia desterró su fe y su luz
Tiñó de gris su despertar
Mató sus ganas de seguir en pie
Y vio el olvido y nada más
Nació bendita de olor a azahar
Sus sueños de un mundo anterior
Vivó sus ansias de crecer
Pagó el precio y la ambición
Buscó por sus rincones sombra y luz
Amó cada arco cada flor
Olió la tierra que le vio nacer
Buscó cobijo en su interior
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