| Lyrics to A Little Smoke Nomás | 
| I have to leave you friend | 
| After so many distances we've come | 
| I with my soul and you with your soul | 
| I can't believe this matter one day came to us | 
| Forty-odd Octobers passed as if nothing | 
| I met you when I barely washed my face | 
| Ten years…twelve at the most. | 
| Little reason, much desire | 
| I remember a dapple was going on horseback, long clinas | 
| That Don Segundo Larralde had bought from a Basque | 
| After he spent some time, he took the Chinese on the haunches | 
| And they had a boy, a boy, of few words | 
| Cousin and brother at the same time of who tells you this letter | 
| He carried you in the pocket of a ratty blouse | 
| Made from a well-washed 5-zero flour bag | 
| That the old one sewed me by hand and well reinforced | 
| I took you out like who takes a bird out of a cage | 
| Slowly and carefully… and the heart galloped | 
| I knew it was wrong and that I was cheating | 
| But I wanted to feel you… and my heart was galloping | 
| I remember in that nap that under a branch | 
| Without getting off the horse I gave you the first puff | 
| I don't know if it arrives at two. | 
| Tata would have been strong | 
| He sent four packs and he didn't cough or anything | 
| Brazil, the daughter of the bull José León, she was called | 
| That little brother of yours who burned my insides | 
| Then I stayed for a while, just wanting | 
| Because I didn't have money and calodiar scared me | 
| Sometimes I saw the old "strong staple and puff" | 
| He spent his life whistling and left in one whistle | 
| «Poor Basque» someone said, while the old woman prayed | 
| Things that life has… totally if not almost nothing | 
| just a little smoke!, I said to myself… while she blew the whistle | 
| I can't believe this matter one day came to us | 
| Having to leave you brother, after so many distances | 
| I became a water carrier and it was my first day | 
| Although he had a hard time putting up with being bossed around | 
| I bought my first bundle of the “Cardenal” brand | 
| More chucaro than a bagual I was collecting year after year | 
| And although I never did the tin because I was not a drinker | 
| I happened to be a blonde, black or brown smoker | 
| In nights where the size of loneliness is brave | 
| When everything is over and you think it's over | 
| You were always by my side just like mate and kettle | 
| And when I went to the bowling alley and I didn't reach the money | 
| Instead of wearing espadrilles, yerba mate or some other luxury | 
| I submitted to the spell of a black tobacco in a can | 
| With “El Sol” rice paper, he used to assemble the caporal | 
| Tight as a pegual I used to stay the gargüero | 
| He was strong and fulero and made of tar... without equal | 
| No one will take it badly if I talk to that poor and simple cigarette | 
| Companion in all trance, although he feels that he advances my back with his knife | 
| Sometimes I feel that a cricket usually comes out of the breath | 
| I turn it on and after a while I throw it away or its closure makes me cringe | 
| And there's a something that bounces at the bottom of a sigh | 
| But with him, when I inhale the knot of a sorrow | 
| I feel that it becomes better, I feel that it hurts less | 
| He tells me it's a poison, heh! | 
| I know well what poisons | 
| But despite loving you, as deep as I love you | 
| There are rumors that the pampero brings bad news for old | 
| The doctor says that the bars have fewer prisoners | 
| Downpours pile up in the puddles of life | 
| The wounds pile up inside the heart | 
| But he says the reason that there is smoke from wasted hours | 
| As you can see, I do not resign myself so easily to abandoning you | 
| I who was anywhere, winning and losing everything | 
| As you can see, I can't find a way to open up without betraying you | 
| I know that I will not be able to forget you and I know that there will be many people | 
| Who will say that it is not prudent, what a ray in the apology | 
| Heh, if I were a god, I could decency the indecent | 
| But I am a man and a relative of the rest of the pack | 
| I have to leave you, friend, after so many distances | 
| Forty-odd Octobers passed as if nothing |