Los Laureles

Lyrics

Hay que laureles tan verdes
Que rosas tan encendidas
Si piensas a abandonarme
Mejor quitarme la vida
Alza los ojos a verme
Si no estas comprometido

Eres mata de algodon
Que vives en el capullo
Hay que tristeza me da
Cuando te llenas de orgullo
De ver a mi corazon
Enredado con el tuyo

Eres rosa de castilla
Que solo en mayo se ve
Quisiera hacerte un envite
Pero la verdad lo se
Si tienes quien te lo evite
Mejor me separare

Por alli va la despedida
Chinita por tus quereres
La perdicion de los hombres
Son las benditas mujeres
Y aqui se acaban cantando
Los versos de los laureles

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