| Another wicked night is whispering my name
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| Down in Juárez the gamblers came to play their game
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| All of them carry some dark secrets inside
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| I went south of the border to breathe Mexico tonight
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| When the sun goes down, when the sun goes down
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| You won’t hear the angels sing no more
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| You’re lost in Devil’s Town
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| Lost in Devil’s Town
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| Ey Gringo get out of here
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| 'Cause this is Devil’s Town
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| I saw a woman dressed in red with long black hair
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| Sh stared at me with helplss eyes full of despair
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| A handsome Devil, but she cast her spell on me
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| She said «I am in trouble, oh, would you take me out of here?»
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| When the sun goes down, when the sun goes down
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| You won’t hear the angels sing no more
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| You’re lost in Devil’s Town
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| Lost in Devil’s Town
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| Ey Gringo get out of here
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| 'Cause this is Devil’s Town
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| Devil’s Town
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| Devil’s Town
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| I woke up robbed and naked, somewhere out of town
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| The sun has burned my skin, but who got me knocked down?
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| A woman with Tequila, is what I remember well
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| I must be dead, but a dead man, a dead man tells no tale
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| Can you hear the Mariachi play a lonesome song
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| Can you hear the crying trumpets blow
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| When the sun goes down you won’t hear the angels sing no more
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| 'Cause you are in Juárez, ésto es Mexico
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| Welcome to Devil’s town |