Intro: ------------1------------1------------ ------------3------------3------------ 2-----1----2---------2---------1---2---1---2---------2------------ ------------4------------4------------ ------------ ------------ > >Spanish Bombs in Andalusia > >The shooting sites in the days of ’39 > >Oh please leave the vendetta open > >Federico Lorca is dead and gone > >Bullet Holes in the cemetary walls > >.The black cars of the Guardia Civil > >Spanish bombs on the Costa Rica > >I’m flying in on a DC-10 tonight > Spanish bombs yo te quirro y finito Yo te querda Oh ma corazon Spanish bombs yo te quirro y finito Yo te quirro oh ma corazon Spanish weeks in my disco casino The freedom fighters died up on the hill They sang the red flag they wore th black one But after they died it was Mockingbird Hill Back home the buses went up in flashes The Irish tomb was drenched in blood Spanish bombs shatter the hotel My senorita’s nose was nipped in the bud Chorus The hillsides ring with"Free the people" Or can I hear the echoes from the days of ’39? With trenches full of poets the ragged armies Fixin’ bayonets to fight the other line Spanish bombs rock the province I’m hearing music from another time Spanish bombs on the Costa Brava I’m flying in on a DC-10 tonight Chorus :add at end... Spanish songs in Andalusia Mandalina Oh my corazon Spanish songs in Granada Oh my corazon _______________________________________________________ Contribuição: rodrigo alan feltrin ferraz([email protected])

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque les souvenirs d'une époque troublée en Espagne, faisant référence à la guerre civile et aux souffrances qui l'ont accompagnée. Les images de violence et de perte sont omniprésentes, avec des allusions aux poètes tombés et aux luttes pour la liberté. Les paroles oscillent entre nostalgie et un cri de ralliement, en soulignant le contraste entre le passé tragique et le présent. Dans ce contexte, les références à des figures comme Federico Lorca tracent un lien entre l'art et le sacrifice, rappelant les blessures persistantes des conflits. L'évocation des "boms espagnols" symbolise non seulement la douleur mais aussi la résistance au fil des années, mêlant des éléments de culture et d'histoire dans une danse poignante.