Translation of the song lyrics Benjamin Argumedo - ANTONIO AGUILAR

Benjamin Argumedo (original)

Para empezar a cantar
Para empezar a cantar
Pido permiso primero
Señores son las mañanas
Señores son las mañanas
De benjamin argumedo
Lo agarran en san francisco
Lo agarran en san francisco
Del osadame mentado
Llegaron a zacatecas
Llegaron a zacatecas
Con argumedo amarrado
Lo bajaron de la sierra
Lo bajaron de la sierra
Todo liado como un cuete
Lo pasan por san miguel
Lo pasan por san miguel
Lo llevan a sombrerete
Oiga usted mi general
Oiga usted mi general
Yo tambien fui hombre valiente
Quiero que usted me fusile
Quiero que usted me fusile
En publico de la gente
Tanto pelear y pelear
Tanto pelear y pelear
Con las armas en la mano
Vine a morir fusilado
Vine a morir fusilado
En el panteon de durango
Adios tambien al reloj
Adios tambien al reloj
Sus horas me atormentaban
Pues clarito me decian
Pues clarito me decian
Las horas que me faltaban
Para empezar a cantar
Para empezar a cantar
Pido permiso primero
Señores son las mañanas
Señores son las mañanas
Del general argumedo

Benjamin Argumedo (translation)

to start singing
to start singing
I ask permission first
Gentlemen are the mornings
Gentlemen are the mornings
By Benjamin Argumedo
They caught him in san francisco
They caught him in san francisco
of the daredevil mentioned
They arrived in Zacatecas
They arrived in Zacatecas
With moored argumedo
They took him down from the mountains
They took him down from the mountains
All bundled up like a cuete
They pass it through San Miguel
They pass it through San Miguel
They take him to hat
Hey you my general
Hey you my general
I was also a brave man
I want you to shoot me
I want you to shoot me
In public of the people
So much fighting and fighting
So much fighting and fighting
With weapons in hand
I came to die shot
I came to die shot
In the pantheon of Durango
Goodbye also to the clock
Goodbye also to the clock
His hours tormented me
Well of course they told me
Well of course they told me
the hours that I needed
to start singing
to start singing
I ask permission first
Gentlemen are the mornings
Gentlemen are the mornings
of the general argumedo