1. |
Lo Feliz
03:21
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Desabrida
la manzana no tenia
sabor a nada
y continuó, por reloj,
su labor hasta las 16.
Al salir por la avenida
soñaba con otra vida
y un cartel le mostro
lo feliz que podía ser.
Y se fue a comprar
en cuotas una tele
bien grandota, que también,
le mostró lo feliz
que podía ser.
Mientras tanto
el explotado reloj
siguió su trabajo
sin parar,
sin pensar,
ya la la
la la la la la..
Sin pensar lo feliz
que podría ser.
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2. |
II
05:28
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La luz por la sombra
abriéndose paso, despierta
hermano.
Pensá en el silencio, un remanso
en el pecho, la vida
viviendo-sé
El alba una mancha de amor en los ojos, despierta
amigo.
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Yama La Plata, Argentina
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