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Uncle la loma
I remember that in my childhood
I worked with my old man
And he taught me at the same time
How much honesty was worth
We went from time to time
To Gumersindo's house
And he told you I was hanging around
With Uncle Pedro's farm
A cedar serves me as a tip
And the tamarind hill
Compay José, yoke the ox
It's already six o'clock, it's about to dawn
Compay José, yoke the ox
It's already six o'clock, it's about to dawn
I remember when Valente
The tobacco rattled
And at the same time he sang
An eloquent tenth
And I very calmly
I climb onto the ranch and hang it.
Because it looked prettier
After I was hung
And he looked to the other side
Tamarind Hill
Compay José, yoke the ox
It's already six o'clock, it's about to dawn
Compay José, yoke the ox
It's already six o'clock, it's about to dawn
Remember the ball game
Where Cenón lived
That I am leaving the region
And left the room alone
Do you remember Doña Lola?
From Cheo, Tocón and Sindo
From the white rooster Florindo
Who sang in the corral
But it doesn't look the same to me anymore.
Tamarind Hill
Compay José, yoke the ox
It's already six o'clock, it's about to dawn
Compay José, yoke the ox
It's already six o'clock, it's about to dawn
And I do not forget with what eagerness
My good old man worked
That day and night he fought
To get the bread
Good things are not there, he said
But I don't give up and I don't seal it either.
From the days of my childhood
Although it lost its elegance
Tamarind Hill
Compay José, yoke the ox
It's already six o'clock, it's about to dawn
Compay José, yoke the ox
It's already six o'clock, it's about to dawn
