| When will I arrive?
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| When will I arrive at the bohío?
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| When will I arrive?
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| When will I arrive at the bohío?
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| Hey, take it Joaquin!
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| From the swing of my cart
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| This lamentation was born
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| From the swing of my cart
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| This lamentation was born
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| Compadre listen to my quartet
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| We have no protection, you see!
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| When will I arrive?
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| When will I arrive at the bohío?
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| When will I arrive?
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| When will I arrive at the bohío?
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| I work from January to January
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| And also from sun to sun
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| I work from January to January
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| And also from sun to sun
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| and how little money
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| I get paid for my sweat
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| Sad life of the carter
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| What walks through those cane fields
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| Always fight, the poor, resigned
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| To overcome the rough swamps
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| Knowing that his life is an exile
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| He rejoices with his songs
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| Walk Ox! |
| Walk Ox!
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| Give Trabuco!
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| Look who's coming over there, Alfaro!
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| Eh, and Barbarito Torres too?!
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| When will I arrive?
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| When will I arrive at the bohío?
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| When will I arrive?
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| When will I arrive at the bohío?
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| Ehhh! |
| I live the year whipping
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| To the oxen and I miss him
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| I live the year whipping
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| To the oxen and I miss him
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| It is that at the end of the year:
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| Pineapple, mamey and sapodilla
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| When will I arrive?
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| When will I arrive at the bohío?
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| When will I arrive?
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| When will I arrive at the bohío?
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| Ehhh! |
| I work for the English
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| what a treacherous fate
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| I work for the English
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| what a treacherous fate
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| sweating for money
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| That in my hands is not seen
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| Sad life of the carter
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| What walks through those cane fields
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| Always fight, the poor, resigned
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| To overcome the rough swamps
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| Knowing that his life is an exile
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| He rejoices with his songs |