Hallelujah Lyrics in English Olga Tañón , Gabriella Denizard Tañón
Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Hallelujah by Olga Tañón from Spanish to English.
These English lyric translations are not yet verified.
Un soldado a casa regresó y un niño enfermo se curó
A soldier home returned and a sick child was cured
Y hoy hay trabajo en el bosque de la lluvia
And today there is work in the rain forest
Un desamparado se salvo por causa de una buena acción
A homeless man was saved because of a good deed
Y hoy nadie lo repudia aleluya
And today no one repudiates it, hallelujah
Aleluya
Hallelujah
Un ateo que consiguió creer
An atheist who managed to believe
Y un hambriento y tiene que comer
And a hungry and have to eat
Y hoy donaron a una iglesia una fortuna
And today they donated a fortune to a church
Que la guerra pronto se acabará
That the war will soon be over
Que en el mundo al fin reinará la paz
That peace will finally reign in the world
Que no habrá miseria alguna aleluya
That there will be no misery hallelujah
Aleluya
Hallelujah
No preguntes por qué sino ¿para qué señor?
Don't ask why but for what sir?
Por que la norma sea el amor
Because the norm is love
Y no gobierne la corrupción
And do not rule corruption
Sino lo bueno y lo mejor del alma pura
But the good and the best of the pure soul
Por que Dios nos proteja de un mal final
Because God protect us from a bad end
Porque un día podamos escarmentar
Because one day we can punish
Porque acabe toda furia aleluya
Because all fury ends hallelujah
Aleluya
Hallelujah
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