Glacier, la canción del anuncio de Lotería de Navidad de James Vincent McMorrow

Las lágrimas de Manuel en el anuncio de la Lotería de Navidad nos dejaban sin aliento. Más de uno ha llorado al mismo tiempo que él lo hacía, cuando Antonio, el del bar, le regalaba un sobre con un décimo premiado con el Gordo, ese que todos sus vecinos habían comprado menos él.

Pero lo que más emoción le da a ese momento es la música. Esa canción tocada al piano y una voz aguda, susurrante de compasión y solidaridad. El tema del anuncio de la Lotería de Navidad de este año deja de lado a artistas españoles y apuesta por la preciosa voz de James Vincent McMorrow.

La canción se titula "Glacier" y así la interpreta el músico irlandés

"Someone here's a lie, somewhere underneath, caught between the railing, mirroring the beat. I no longer feel and the years asleep. Show no sense of hope, staring honestly. I wanna go south of the river, glacier slow in the heart of the winter. I wanna go south of the river, facing alone in the heart of the winter. And this we'll celebrate, this we'll celebrate.

There and on the stage, this is a mistake. Damn me off too long. Down the earth and moon, damn the clawing kneeling, rustling into change. In a moment I was caught, calling by a storm. In the moment of a hot. I wanna go south of the river, glacier slow in the heart of the winter. I wanna go south of the river, facing alone in the heart of the winter. I'm not in a glove called how.

Few became, few became as glory as along against the forest state and starting living in the new. Harrow since, harrow since the farthest reach underneath inside a cheat. Something is alive, somewhere underneath.

Caught between the real and the fake. I don't want to fit, there and has been found. Silence is so cold, and there's no sense at all. And I was someone else, I was something good. Barely in the old. There among the cold. I wanna go south of the river, glacier slow in the heart of the winter. I wanna go south of the river, facing alone in the heart of the winter."