Yeah

El mar escupía un lamento
Tan tenue que nadie lo oyó
Un dolor de tan adentro
Que toda una costa murió

Llora, lamenta la nube que enfermó
Y escribe espantos en la arena el dolor
Arrulla el miedo a un delfín que bebió
De un agua negra, su suerte emigró

Ven, quiero oír tu voz y si aún nos queda amor
Impidamos que esto muera
Ven, pues en tu interior está la solución
De salvar lo bello que queda, ah

Donde se acomoda la usura
Nacen la ambición y el poder
Y este germina en la tierra
Que agoniza por interés

Y una gaviota cuentan que decidió
En acto suicida inmolarse en el sol
Ríe desprecios un barco que encalló
Y se desangra en su lecho la mar

Ven, quiero oír tu voz y si aún nos queda amor
Impidamos que esto muera
Ven, pues en tu interior está la solución
De salvar lo bello que queda, ah

Hagamos una revolución, que nuestro líder sea el sol
Y nuestro ejército sean mariposas
Por bandera otro amanecer y por conquista comprender
Que hay que cambiar las espadas por rosas

Hagamos una revolución, que nuestro líder sea el sol (mientras te quede aliento, ve a buscar con el viento)
Y nuestro ejército sean mariposas (ayuda pues apenas queda tiempo)
Ven, quiero oír tu voz y si aún nos queda amor (mientras te quede aliento, ve a buscar con el viento)
Impidamos que esto muera (ayuda pues apenas queda tiempo)

Ven, quiero oír tu voz y si aún nos queda amor
Impidamos que esto muera
Ven, pues en tu interior está la solución
De salvar lo bello que queda

Ven, quiero oír tu voz y si aún nos queda amor
Impidamos que esto muera
Ven, pues en tu interior está la solución
De salvar lo bello que queda, ah

Quiero oír tu voz


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    I agree, great song. I wish I was better at Spanish so I could follow the lyrics..

    lolzorson November 07, 2007   Link

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