ALMA DE BARRO (Marie Claire D'Ubaldo)
Esta tierra te d?o un sue?o en el pasado
fue hace tiempo
fue cuando a?n no cabia el miedo
y ese sue?o un d?a se v?o desangrado
De otros mares, vinieron con mascaras de dioses
se ocultaron detr?s de la avaricia y el derroche
fue un enga?o a tu fragilidad y tu inocencia
todav?a se escucha tu llanto en la lejan?a
(en la lejan?a)
Alma de barro, piel de
Blame It On Yourself lyrics


I saw you walk into the store 
Just as I was leaving. 
I don't know why it should matter. 
It's history repeating. 
I heard my name ring out through the air. 
I jumped onto the last bu
 color marr?n
no pudiste elegir
alma de barro, piel de color marr?n
no pudiste elegir, no te dejaron elegir
Y pensar que este suelo fue tu morada
y una l?grima, pues no puedo entender
porque pasar?a, lo que pasar?a
Alma de barro, piel de color marr?n
no pudiste elegir
alma de barro, piel de color marr?n
no pudiste elegir, no te dejaron vivir
Hoy m?s raices quieren la historia fiel
(quieren la historia fiel)
Alma de b
Angels In Traction lyrics

Prophetic - know the day will come to break our fall - undying - through the years we stole the strength of fire - and soon your convoluted truth - shall come to surface in their eyes -
arro
vive tu canto en m?, tu canto vive en m?
(tu canto vive en m?)
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"Alma De Barro": This song, quite hard to translate, talks about the
indigenous naitives before colonization.  They had dreams, they were
proud.  But from another sea came a different people with (what the
naitives thought they were) "masks of gods", and suddenly they knew
fright and pain.  They lost their dreams and they couldn't chose their
fut
Don't Take Your Love Away lyrics


[Verse 1]
After the hopin and prayin and the wishin
Girl you're right here in my face
I've never been the one to bite my tongue
But I have not one word to say
I'm mesmerized by 
ure.  A lot of that culture was lost.  But there's an essence that is
always there; it comes to life at different times and in different ways.
Sometimes with words that we use today from that old and wise language,
and sometimes when we hear a "quena" or a "sikus", carried on the wind...
coming from the mountains in the Andes... telling us it will never go, it
will stay forever, like a ghost from another life.