The Mexican
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When you do think about it,
about that afternoon that
you smashed into my life,

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into my car,
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everthink there's
anything to that?

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I honestly never
thought about it.

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Because of that afternoon,
I'm doomed to remember...

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a simple backwards inmate
with a paperclipping.

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When you're in jail,
a small box,

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you learn a lot about
the fella you're in a cage with.

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l grew to love that boy,
like he was my own son.

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But he was his.
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One day the boy came to me
with a paperclipping.

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""This is my destiny.
This is my birth right.""

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It was a story
about the pistol--

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how they found it
in the mines stashed away.

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When I asked why
it meant so much to him,

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the story he told
changed my life.

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Spanish]
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Tropillo's Son's Voice]
The night before
the nobleman's arrival,

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the assistant could not sleep,
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his heart in aching pain.
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Shouting In Spanish
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Theday was upon him when
the gunsmith would present...

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his gift to the nobleman
and his son.

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The nobleman's son was
a notoriously vicious soldier,

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worldly and wicked.
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For him, his father demanded
something more beautiful,

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more perfect than he'd ever
laid eye son before.

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But nothing, no words or description
could have given justice to it...

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or have prepared him
for that gun's flawless grace.


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