Mi caballo pobre
Los Invasores de Nuevo León
My poor horse
My poor horse just like its owner,
restless waiting for you to come out.
Your clean dress and my dusty clothes,
created a very uncommon contrast.
At my twenty years, you were fifteen,
I knew you gave me the purest love.
You were a virgin, and I a poor devil,
spending the day in that work.
Waiting for my hands, and your delicate skin,
in my strong arms, I could make you sleep.
How can I forget your childish kisses,
the ones I had, just for me.
But time passes, and people change,
a scented one came and stole your love.
You threw down my honest love,
because you found a better match.
I felt my poverty and looked at my horse,
its old saddle and tired eyes.
I decided to leave and left my land,
rider and horse did not leave crying.
Waiting for my hands, and your delicate skin,
in my strong arms, I could make you sleep.
How can I forget your childish kisses,
the ones I had, just for me.