| Hello, my old man, how have you been?
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| Blessing, father, I have grown a lot
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| I have also learned by what I have lived
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| That if I have won or lost, I have to be grateful
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| Listen to me, old man, I have also suffered
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| And also my mother, but she faithful she has remained
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| These last 20 years, how long have they been?
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| And each of your children has its own nest
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| Sometimes I think that the cross that I carry on my back weighs
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| Sometimes I look at the sky and I ask God looking for answers
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| Because we know from the day we are born
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| But we'll never know the day we won't be
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| Yesterday I cried again, I cried, I cried, I cried
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| Again I cried, cried, cried, cried
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| Remembering when he left
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| Old man, I love you, old man, I miss you, I need you
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| Like the first day you left
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| Sometimes I thank God for things he didn't see
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| But I thank you more for the things you did
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| Man, the girls are grown up and I have 4 children
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| A successful career and more than 30 springs
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| Important people who really appreciate me
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| How I make the concerts vibrate, man, if you could see me
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| How crowds scream when they mention my name
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| How do I make women's blood warm?
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| How I would have liked you to see me already made a man
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| But I am very proud of the man who was my father
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| I well remember that night when you left
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| I lost you and I also lost my faith
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| I also remember seeing mommy drinking her coffee
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| Mix'o with tears, because you left
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| Yesterday I cried again, I cried, I cried, I cried
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| Again I cried, cried, cried, cried
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| Remembering when he left
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| It's been August 25 that I don't call the old lady
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| Sometimes I let her cry because her mind drifts away from her
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| He still feels that you say "I love you" in his ear
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| And she always says that she never had a single complaint about you
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| Listen, Don Luis, with Doña Nilda I had a couple of brawls'
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| I remember that he gave me a fight for my first tulca
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| At 19 he saw me in prison, I never forget that
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| And thanks to her I'm 30 and I know what I'm looking for
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| And because of you my old man I learned to respect my neighbor
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| Because of you I learned to expect the best from myself
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| That not everyone who wins success is legitimate
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| That he does not mistreat women and that failing is very expensive
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| I believe in the Christ who lives in the kingdom of heaven
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| And when I take flight
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| Hey, Don Luis, changing the subject, you've been a grandfather for a long time.
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| And I teach his grandchildren that hell is on this ground
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| I well remember that night when you left
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| I lost you and I also lost my faith
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| I also remember seeing mommy drinking her coffee
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| Mix'o with tears, because you left
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| Yesterday I cried again, I cried, I cried, I cried
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| Again I cried, cried, cried, cried
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| Remembering when he left
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| I feel a tear on my chest
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| And in my soul the memory of my old man
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| A photo in the mirror
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| I want to be your reflection
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| I feel you close even though you are so far away
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| The one who looks with contempt at his father
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| And refuses to obey his mother
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| Let the ravens of the valley take out his eyes'
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| And the vultures eat them alive
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| There are three things that amaze me
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| And a fourth I can't understand
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| The face of the angel in the sky
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| The face of the serpent in the rock
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| The face of the ship on the high seas
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| And the face of the man in the woman
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| Hey man
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| I know that you are watching me from above
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| Your son is already an artist
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| The real machine |