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Clara Llum Lyrics by Brenner’s Folk

Daurat Oest

1966

Són tan freds els prats a les tardes d'hivern
El fred sembla que sigui etern
Com si esperés la neu que ha d'arribar, sota el fred
T'herba dorm sense vent
Ja comença a caure a poc a poc la neu
L'arbre cull els primers flocs
Són com joies que ens ha dat el cel
Són com trossets de diamant
De diamant
Clara llum!
El temps sembla aturat
Branques amb penjolls de neu.....
I ara va clarejant
Va clarejant
Va clarejant...

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Read the complete lyrics to "Clara Llum" by Brenner’s Folk from the album "Daurat Oest" in 1966. On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Pop.

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"Clara Llum" appears on "Daurat Oest" in 1966.

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