Aqui en una iglesia
un nino esta incado
Le reza a un dios
sin conocerlo - no lo siente
Todo los pecados
de su ninez siempre recuerda
No va llorar, no quiere llorar

CHORUS:
Hombre Triste, tu rostro no te vi
Hombre Triste, sin ver fuiste de aqui
pregunta el nino, que fue lo que paso
se ha terminado el viaje o apenas comenzo

Vision de un nuevo mundo
de las paginas de ayer
As tu voluntad - Grito de su alma negra
Torturada sabio profeta de nuestra vaciedad
Se pregunta por que sera ?

El Hombre esta en anguista
su mente llena de maldad
Atrapado en un cuerpo - Hecho a sentir pura verguenza
Vida de rencor, me odio el lloro
As tu voluntad, as tu voluntad

REPEAT CHORUS


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Hombre Triste (Man of Sorrows Spanish Version) song meanings
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    is this bruce singing? if so, he does spanish well.

    doctorwaffleon June 21, 2008   Link

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