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Celebremos
04:44
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El día que fui
05:29
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El día que fui
Otoño que un día llegó tras de sí,
verano ese día que fui
Estrellas fugaces de luna y aniz
decoran el día que fui
Comprendí, cambié
Suspiré, viví
Besé tantas hojas que un día temí
sembrarlas en tu cicatriz
Otoño que entraste al cielo y te vi
Fábulas que vimos ir
Comprendí, cambié
Suspiré, viví
Un día soleado el otoño perdí,
cantando en sinfines lo oí
Estrellas fugaces de luna y aniz
decoran el día que fui
Comprendí, cambié
Suspiré, viví
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Verde Torrente
04:16
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