Translation of the song lyrics Afortunado - Joan Sebastian

Afortunado (original)

Yo naci con la fortuna de no ser acaudalado
Mi ranchito y lo que tengo
Mi trabajo me ha costado
Duermo tranquilo mis noches
Porque a nadie le he robado
No hay que ser tan ambicioso
Con que alcance aunque no sobre
Es verdad me gusta el oro
Pero no desprecio el cobre
Lo que es mas hasta valoro
Las ventajas de ser pobre
Cuando no tienes de sobra
No hay amor interesado
Ni problemas con hacienda
Ni hay un pobre secuestrado
Siempre doy gracias al cielo
De ser tan afortunado
Ayer parando la oreja
Se los cuento aqui en confianza
Escuche a un buey que se queja
Que la plata no le alcanza
Y en lugar de chambiar duro
Se anda rascando la panza
No hay que ser tan ambicioso
Mucho menos conformista
Cuando yo no tenia carro
Me soñaba en la autopista
Y eso que andaba en burrito
En mis tiempos de agrarista
Cuando no tienes de sobra
No hay amor interesado
Ni problemas con hacienda
Ni hay un pobre secuestrado
Siempre doy gracias al cielo
De ser tan afortunado
Y creo en la divina providencia, si señor

Afortunado (translation)

I was born with the fortune of not being wealthy
My little ranch and what I have
My work has cost me
I sleep peacefully my nights
Because I have stolen from no one
You don't have to be so ambitious
With what reach although not over
It's true I like gold
But I don't disdain copper
What is more I even value
The advantages of being poor
When you don't have to spare
no interested love
No problems with finance
Nor is there a poor kidnapped
I always thank heaven
to be so lucky
Yesterday stopping the ear
I tell them here in confidence
Listen to an ox complain
That the money is not enough
And instead of changing hard
He is scratching his belly
You don't have to be so ambitious
much less conformist
When I didn't have a car
I dreamed on the highway
And that he was in a burrito
In my days as an agrarian
When you don't have to spare
no interested love
No problems with finance
Nor is there a poor kidnapped
I always thank heaven
to be so lucky
And I believe in divine providence, yes sir