A Volta Do Boiadeiro (part. Lourenço & Lourival)

Why I came back, you will know now
Why I came back, if smiling I left
Why I came back, if I left my pair of spurs
And my horse, forgotten in the field

I came back carrying in my chest the pain of missing
Old Pingo, my true friend
I came back again, to sing in the inns
The old songs, with you all my companions

For a long time, you must remember
For someone, I left enchanted
A cowboy who was never tamed
By this ungrateful one, ended up being deceived

I came back to put on my dusty boot
To hear a rooster announcing dawn
I want to hug my countryside dog
To hear in the distance the bellow of the cowboy

If I'm crying, honestly I say
It's not for her, I don't care about the past
Like the bird that returns to the old nest
I cry with joy, to see old friends again

Who hasn't felt the pure air of the fields
And never heard a low-pitched horn
Hasn't seen the moon, lying on a saddle blanket
Doesn't know, friend, how good it is to be a cowboy