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The Mexican Lyrics

Chico Fernandez
Sleepin' on his gun
Dreams of Santa Anna
Fighting in the sun

Drums so loud from both sides
Makes it hard to dream
A blue moon's fallin' hard and fast
Makes it all seem real

Mornin', calm mornin'
And Chico gotta have his share
Mornin', sad mornin'
Said it must be theeere!
But I laughed, and I cried
and I cry cry
cry, cry, cried!

Mornin', sad mornin'
Me-xi-ca-an

Seniorita's pinin'
Chico, come-on-home
Santa Anna's losin'
You'll be first to go

Sam Houston's laughin'
Davy Crocket too
When Anna takes the Alamo
The first to go is you

Mornin', calm mornin'
And Chico gotta have his share
Mornin', sad mornin'
Heaven will be theeere!
Mornin', sad mornin'
But I laughed, and I laughed
Ha Ha Ha Ha
Ha, Ha, Haa!
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dengeist On Feb 14, 2009
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PER the band, the song is based on the perspective of the Mexicans who marches into the Alamo to take down them Texans. The old movie, The Alamo, w John Wayne depicts the Mexicans as robotic while the Texans are portrayed as self-righteous as is Hollywood. However the band thought it was unjust and wrote the story of Chico Fernandez who is just trying to get by before he is called into war, unsure and uncertain if he’ll make it back to his senorita. Such an incredible song. It’s also the most sampled song of all time. *FACTS

@ScamRansom all of that plus those castanet hits

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I did some diging its probably about how americans invaded half of mexico in 1800 (btw this is my favourite song)

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Negative
Subjective
Anger
History
Invasion
Displacement
Conflict
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What in the monkey!!!? No comments?? No comments!!!?? No comments!!!!!? What's wrong with you kids. Ahh this song is amazing, reminds me of the days I use to drive with my brother to Alligator Alley down in Florida. Them was the days.

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Seriously what is up with this, no comments, for such a legendary tune, c'mon!!!

Cover art for The Mexican lyrics by Babe Ruth

This song is a great example of artistic reinterpretation. They took a little whistle from Ennio Morricone's "A Few Dollar's More" Theme and imagined an entirely new and amazing song. Righteous!

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