Granada |
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Words and Music by: Dorothy Dodd and Augustin Lara
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Lyrics:
Granada I'm falling under your spell And if you could speak what for a Fascinating tale you would tell Of an age the world has long forgotten Of an age that weaves a silent magic In Granada today The dawn in the sky greets the day With a sigh for Granada For she can remember the splendor That once was Granada It still can be found in the hills All around as I wander along Entranced by the beauty before me Entranced by a land full of sunshine And flowers and song And when day is done and the sun Starts to set in Granada I envy the blush of the snow clad Sierra Nevada For soon it will welcome the stars While a thousand guitars play a soft habanera Then moonlit Granada will live again The glory of yesterday romantic and gay |
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