Lyrics of 'El trigo' by Rolando Alárcon
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(Joropo)
Yo voy a cortar el trigo antes que llegue el invierno,
yo voy a mirar al cielo a ver lo que me dirá.
Si crecerá la semilla, si el trigo será más blanco,
si vendrá el patrón en su auto a quitarme mi sembrar,
a quitarme mi sembrar, por aquí, por allá.
Yo voy a cortar el trigo antes que se haga de noche,
voy a mirar las estrellas a ver lo que me dirán;
si vendrán hombres feroces a poner cadena dura.
Además de la amargura quemarán todo el sembrar,
quemarán todo el sembrar, por aquí, por allá.
Yo voy a cortar el trigo antes que vaya a morir
para hacer un pan enorme que lo pueda repartir
entre todos mis hermanos que han sufrido tanto, tanto.
Así secaré su llanto y el trigo será feliz,
el trigo será feliz, por aquí, por allá.
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