Lyrics of 'El Llanto' by Débora Miranda

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Quiero ver el Sol ya cansado brillar
En un triste atardecer
Y el primero brillo de la luna al caer
Y la primera estrella nacer
Cuando el dolor va a borrar
Mi sonrisa que se está apagando
Sé que mañana al despertar
Jesucristo mi dolor va a quitar
Va a quitar

El llanto puede durar una noche
Pero la alegría en la mañana
Esperando me quedo
Las estrellas pueden unirse contra mi suerte
Pero Cristo viene por la mañana
Y quita mi miedo

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