Una De Vaqueros
Joan Sebastian
One About Cowboys
If I tell you the story of my life
Maybe I'll make you cry
That's why I'd better tell you
One About Cowboys
When he arrived in town
He had a broken boot and a soul
He found five pesos
He said: I'm going to play them calmly
I arrived at a cantina
And there was the most famous gambler
How arrogantly, listen
With a bottle of whiskey without a glass
Suitor of Rosita
The prettiest waitress
He said: Little one
If one day you would correspond to me
I would take you to the altar
Suitor of Rosita
The prettiest waitress
He said: Little one
If one day you would correspond to me
I would stop playing
The old gambler in his attempt
To conquer the waitress
He gave her flowers, jewels
And she in return allowed him
To get drunk with her perfume
And accepted to dance with him
From time to time
The poor devil came in
And put five pesos on the table
Rosita looked at him
Then she fancied his kisses
She said: What will you drink?
At your service, I'm the waitress
(I don't have more money)
You don't need to bring any
You can have whatever you want from here
And the most famous, cheating gambler
Knew that day that the cowboy
Shaggy, dusty
With those five pesos
Had won his love
Yes, the most famous, cheating gambler
Knew that day that the cowboy
Shaggy, dusty
With those five pesos
Had won his love