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El Corazón Mirando Al Sur

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             Am             A7          Dm
Nací en un barrio donde el lujo fue un albur,
        E7                          Am
por eso tengo el corazón mirando al sur.
    G7                        C
Mi viejo fue una abeja en la colmena,
            B7               E7
las manos limpias, el alma buena.
          Am             A7         Dm
Y en esa infancia, la templanza me forjó,
            E7                  Am
después la vida mil caminos me tendió
   G7                  C
y supe del magnate del tahur,
                   E7                Am
por eso tengo el corazón mirando al sur.
     Dm             E7        A
Mi barrio fue una planta de jazmín,
    Dm           E7           A
la sombra de mi vieja en el jardín,
           Dm            G7          C
la dulce fiesta de las cosas más sencillas
Am              B7                 E7
y la paz en la gramilla de cara al sol...
     Dm            E7          A
Mi barrio fue mi gente que no está
      Dm           E7       A
las cosas que ya nunca volverán
            Dm         G7             C             Am
si desde el día que me fui, con la emoción y con la cruz
            B7        E7              Am
yo sé que tengo el corazón mirando al sur
      Am             A7           Dm
La geografía de mi barrio llevo en mí,
          E7                    Am
será por eso que del todo no me fui:
    G7                      C
la esquina, el almacén, el piberío
         B7                E7
los reconozco... son algo mío...
      Am          A7            Dm
Ahora sé que la distancia no es real
       E7                   Am
y me descubro en ese punto cardinal
 G7                            C
volviendo a la niñez desde la luz,
                     E7                Am
teniendo siempre el corazón mirando al Sur...
   Dm              E7        A
Mi barrio fue una planta de jazmín,
   Dm            E7          A
la sombra de mi vieja en el jardín,
           Dm           G7           C
la dulce fiesta de las cosas más sencillas
 Am              B7                E7
y la paz en la gramilla de cara al sol...
   Dm              E7          A
Mi barrio fue mi gente que no está
     Dm           E7       A
las cosas que ya nunca volverán
            Dm         G7            C              Am
si desde el día que me fui, con la emoción y con la cruz
            B7       E7               Am
yo sé que tengo el corazón mirando al sur

El Corazón Mirando Al Sur Tab by Mercedes Sosa

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Is "El Corazón Mirando Al Sur" easy to play on guitar?

Many players learn "El Corazón Mirando Al Sur" by Mercedes Sosa with our free tab. Use transpose and chord diagrams to simplify tricky shapes, and browse related songs by Mercedes Sosa below.

What key is "El Corazón Mirando Al Sur" in?

The tab for "El Corazón Mirando Al Sur" show the original chord names (including Am, A7, Dm, E7, G7, C). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.