| Venia bajando del cerro
| Came down the hill
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| En su cuaco cimarron
| In his cuaco maroon
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| Huyendo de aquel teniente
| Running from that lieutenant
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| Al mando de un peloton
| In command of a platoon
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| Lo que no sabian los wachos
| What the wachos did not know
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| Era que el viejo era cabron
| It was that the old man was a bastard
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| Paulino sembraba mota
| Paulino planted weed
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| En el barranco del cerro
| In the ravine of the hill
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| Pero no se imaginaba
| But he did not imagine
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| Que alguien le pusiera dedo
| Somebody put a finger on it
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| Por eso los federales
| That's why the feds
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| Lo traian al puro pedo
| They brought him to the pure fart
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| Les preparo una emboscada
| I prepare an ambush
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| A la orilla del camino
| by the side of the road
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| Se metio dos pericasos
| He got two incidents
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| Tambien un trago de vino
| Also a glass of wine
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| Van a saber estos wachos quien es el viejo Paulino
| These wachos are going to know who the old Paulino is
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| Se olle el trotel de caballos
| The trotel of horses is olle
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| Por el canon del olivo
| By the canon of the olive tree
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| Paulino se la jugaba
| Paulino played it
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| Y siempre salia vivo
| And he always came out alive
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| Nomas jalo el llamador
| I just pull the caller
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| De su fiel cuerno de chivo
| From his faithful goat's horn
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| Nomas me falta el soplon
| I just need the snitch
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| Para acabar de vengarme
| to finish taking revenge
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| Segun mi punto de vista
| According to my point of view
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| Se me hace que es mi compadre
| It seems to me that he is my compadre
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| Voy a buscarlo a su rancho
| I'm going to look for him at his ranch
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| Para partirle su madre
| To break his mother
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| Habra muchas despedidas
| there will be many goodbyes
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| Pero como esta ninguna
| But as this none
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| Siempre fue cabron paulino
| He was always Pauline bastard
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| Desde que estuvo en la cuna | Since he was in the crib |