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The Vulture Passed By

Joan Sebastian

El Buitre Pasó

Dicen que ya casi para anochecer
Dicen que la vieron entrar al hotel
Dicen que ya casi para amanecer
La vieron muy triste salir del hotel

El buitre pasó
Volando y disfrazado de palomo
Su presa dejó llorando
Y se marchó

Dicen que sin padre hay una criatura
Cuentan que su madre es madre prematura
Dicen que soñaba con ir al altar
Cuentan que soñaba con un dulce hogar

El buitre pasó
Volando y disfrazado de palomo
Su presa dejó llorando
Y se marchó

Ella lo quería mucho, lo adoraba
Pero el buitre de ella solo se burlaba
Con la cara baja y triste la mirada
Está una paloma sola y desplumada

El buitre pasó
Volando y disfrazado de palomo
Su presa dejó llorando
Y se marchó

El buitre pasó
Volando y disfrazado de palomo
Su presa dejó llorando
Y se marchó
Y se marchó

The Vulture Passed By

They say it's almost nightfall
They say they saw her enter the hotel
They say it's almost dawn
They saw her very sad leaving the hotel

The vulture passed by
Flying and disguised as a pigeon
His prey left him crying
And he left

They say that without a father there is a creature
They say that her mother is a premature mother
They say I dreamed of going to the altar
They say he dreamed of a sweet home

The vulture passed by
Flying and disguised as a pigeon
His prey left him crying
And he left

She loved him very much, she adored him
But the vulture only mocked her
With a lowered face and a sad look
There is a dove alone and plucked

The vulture passed by
Flying and disguised as a pigeon
His prey left him crying
And he left

The vulture passed by
Flying and disguised as a pigeon
His prey left him crying
And he left
And he left

Escrita por: Joan Sebastían / José Manuel Figueroa I