| Amurkriki, amukiriki, amukiriki
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| The Lord willing I’ll be with you
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| A distant journey, a safe tomorrow
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| Amukiriki
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| Then you’ll hold me as I always want you to
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| In Mexico, amukiriki is as old as Mexico
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| And it means the Lord be willing
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| If the Lord shall will it so
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| Only then will there be harvest
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| Only then will rivers flow
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| No ore adios to you
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| I’ll be close to you
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| If the Lord shall will it so
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| So I say «amukiriki» with you
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| Deep inside my heart
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| Knowing that the Lord be willing
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| We won’t always be apart
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| After many purple twilight’s
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| We still see a morning glow
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| And I will run to you
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| Bring the sun to you
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| If the Lord shall will it so |