| Con un beso me recibe el señorón
| With a kiss the gentleman receives me
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| Y un saludo de apretón
| And a handshake greeting
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| Aunque tiene sus manos cansadas
| Although he has his tired hands
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| Trabajar se le hizo vicio
| Working became a vice
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| Albañil su buen oficio y muy duras
| Bricklayer his good craft from him and very hard
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| Se que fueron sus jornadas
| I know what your days were
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| Ahí te va querido abuelo
| There you go dear grandfather
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| Tu canción ahorita que estas presente
| Your song right now that you are present
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| Soy el mas afortunado
| I am the luckiest
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| Tu mirada amor refleja
| Your look love reflects
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| Usted dijo pare oreja
| you said stop listening
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| Y en la vida siempre
| And in life always
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| Póngase abusado
| get abused
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| Y que tiene si a la pisca de algodón
| And what if the cotton wool
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| Me llevabas para mi era una moción
| You took me for me it was a motion
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| Y ojalá me hubiera quedado morrillo
| And I wish I would have stayed morrillo
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| Pa' mirart tararear una canción
| To watch you hum a song
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| Y verte pegando ladrillos
| And see you hitting bricks
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| Ser tu nieto es la aventura más perfecta
| Being your grandson is the most perfect adventure
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| Aunque a veces me agarraras
| Although sometimes you'll catch me
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| El pie con tu bicicleta
| The foot with your bicycle
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| Y saltar arriba de tu gran barriga
| And jump on top of your big belly
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| Y escuchar de ti bastantes historietas
| And hear from you many stories
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| El viejón que me cargaba
| The old man who carried me
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| Entre sus brazos
| Into your arms
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| Él no tiene competencia
| he has no competition
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| Abuelo no te preocupes, por favor
| Grandpa don't worry please
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| Mi abuelita está contenta
| my granny is happy
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| Porque pudo ser tu esposa
| Because she could be your wife
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| Unas hijas muy hermosas
| very beautiful daughters
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| Fue su fruto cosechado
| It was her fruit harvested from her
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| Y mi tío que mi respeto
| And my uncle that my respect
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| Se ha ganado
| he has earned
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| De bota y sombrero yo te quiero ver
| In boots and hat I want to see you
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| Presumiéndole tus nietos
| Showing off your grandchildren
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| Al todo el que se te arrima
| To everyone who gets close to you
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| Ya la gente se imagina
| People can already imagine
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| Lo que canto y lo que digo
| What I sing and what I say
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| Abuelito siempre quédate conmigo
| Grandpa always stay with me
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| Y que tiene si a la pisca de algodón
| And what if the cotton wool
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| Me llevabas para mi era una emoción
| You took me for me it was an emotion
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| Y ojalá me hubiera quedado morrillo
| And I wish I would have stayed morrillo
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| Pa' mirarte tararear una canción
| To watch you hum a song
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| Y verte pegando ladrillos
| And see you hitting bricks
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| Ser tu nieto es la aventura más perfecta
| Being your grandson is the most perfect adventure
|
| Aunque a veces me agarraras
| Although sometimes you'll catch me
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| El pie con tu bicicleta
| The foot with your bicycle
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| Y saltar arriba de tu gran barriga
| And jump on top of your big belly
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| Y escuchar de ti bastantes historietas
| And hear from you many stories
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| El viejón que me cargaba
| The old man who carried me
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| Entre sus brazos | Into your arms |