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2. And there's a hand, mv tru - sty friend, and- gie's a hand o'

mind? Should auld ac-ouain-tance be for - got, and-

thine; we'll take a cuD of kind ness yet, for-

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ti oo, dan - za al-la se - ra. sem - pre leg - ge sem-bra vo - lar.

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1. Se-re_an a tro - var co-làu-na
2. Pas-seg-gian-do,pas- à5g-gian un fis - chiet - to sàn - to

bel - la, b i a n - c ae
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m o u rd u - r et o u - t el a v i e.- J'ai tout quit - té pourI'in-gra-te

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1. De la Sie - rra Mo - re - na, Cie L i n - d ov, i e - n e n b a - j a n - d o :

2. El a - mor- es un bi- cho,Cie Lin-do,que- cuan-do pi - ca-

un par de o - ji - tos ne-gros,Cie Lin-do,de- con-tra- ban- do

no se en-cuen - tra re - me-dios,
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 La cucaracha

1. Ya se van los Car-ran - ci ya se van pa-ra

2.Con los bar-bas de Car - ran voy a*!a-cer u-na

y nopue-denca - mi - nar_ porcau-sa de sus bi-

al som- bre - ro_
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ya no pue-de por-queno tie p o r - q u el e

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fal - ta- ta - bac-coque fu - mar. La cu - ca - mar.

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dt. Text:Ludwio Andersen

es an Bord, es
Ben am gru - nen

Mut ter sprach ich: ,,O

Wort nur des Tro - stes

c t r -

Rau-be em - pôr- tem

Feh- le zum Fen- ster

fliegt ei - ne wei - Be Tau- be zu dir hier - her.

mit ihr wird mei-ne See- le dann bei dir

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Andenmelodie Bolivien

lan - do el ho - ri - zon-te-glcon-dor Vâ,

hom - bre es co - mo el con - dor al vo - lar.

al sol con su va- lor

ha de vo - lar,

hom-brq_a- pe - nas a- pren-dq-aan - dar

san- gre€n-tra__
en susgar-ras de do - lor,

pe- dir un ar - ma- pa - ra Ju - gar,

co-mo i - mi-ta-ci6n_ del hom-brey su pu - hal,-
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tn his cap and called it ma - ca - ro - ni.

runs a - w a y at Yan - kee Doo - dle dan - dv.

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mind the mu - sic and the step and with the girls be
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1.+2.Hangdownyourhead,Tom and cry,

hangdownyourhead

hangdownyour head,Tom poor boy,you'reboundto die.

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2. This time come to mor - row reck - on- where I'll be,

but the gal re fused me, so I stabbedher with my knife.

in some lone- some val - ley hang-ing from a whiteoak tree.

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