Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song La noche de Viernes Santo, artist - Marea. Album song El azogue, in the genre Иностранный рок
Date of issue: 11.04.2019
Record label: Warner Music Spain
Song language: Spanish
La noche de Viernes Santo(original) |
Llegó rumiando piedras tras caer |
Surcada por las cuerdas del serón |
La lluvia, recogida en puño |
Demasiada piel |
Demasiado que perder… |
Pero todo lo perdió |
Venía mascullando su oración |
Luciendo el altozano en el costal |
Bullendo -igual que bulle el miedo sujeto al ronzal-; |
Arrastrando el sinsabor de su sola soledad |
Enséñame tus alas de zorzal |
Aburridas de rezar |
Entre el brillo y el espanto |
Tu aliento de tomillo, tu verdad |
Tu mirada de humedad |
Tu dolor de Viernes santo |
Traía, en la ojeras, una luz |
Brotando de la grieta que pintó |
Quería que su romería fuese multitud |
Y, el de los brazos en cruz |
Nunca, de ella, se acordó |
Enséñame esa noche que tendrá |
Una senda que labrar |
Que me cubra con su manto |
Que no me despedace al recordar |
Que no pude remendar |
Tu dolor de Viernes santo |
Y en esta orilla, que chilla de tanto aguantar |
Fue la costilla rota de Adán; |
La de la vieja Andalucía rebuscando pan; |
La que ha masticado el sol; |
la salina de mi sal |
Enséñame tus alas de zorzal |
Aburridas de rezar |
Entre el brillo y el espanto |
Tu aliento de tomillo, tu verdad |
Tu mirada de humedad |
Tu dolor de Viernes santo |
Enséñame esa noche que tendrá |
Una senda que labrar |
Que me cubra con su manto |
Que no me despedace al recordar |
Que no pude remendar |
Tu dolor de Viernes santo |
(translation) |
He came ruminating stones after falling |
Crossed by the ropes of the serón |
The rain, collected in a fist |
too much skin |
Too much to lose... |
But everything was lost |
She came mumbling her prayer |
Wearing the lofty in the sack |
Seething -just as fear subject to the halter is seething-; |
Dragging the distaste of his only loneliness |
Show me your thrush wings |
bored of praying |
Between the brilliance and the fright |
Your thyme breath, your truth |
your look of moisture |
Your Good Friday pain |
He brought, in the dark circles, a light |
Springing from the crack that she painted |
He wanted her pilgrimage to be a crowd |
And, the one with the crossed arms |
She never remembered |
Show me that night that she will have |
A path to work |
May she cover me with her mantle |
That she doesn't tear me to pieces by remembering |
that I couldn't mend |
Your Good Friday pain |
And on this shore, which screams from so much enduring |
It was Adam's broken rib; |
The one from old Andalusia looking for bread; |
The one that has chewed the sun; |
the saline of my salt |
Show me your thrush wings |
bored of praying |
Between the brilliance and the fright |
Your thyme breath, your truth |
your look of moisture |
Your Good Friday pain |
Show me that night you will have |
A path to work |
May she cover me with her mantle |
That does not tear me apart when remembering |
that I couldn't mend |
Your Good Friday pain |