Текст и перевод песни Liran' Roll - Asfixiado

Asfixiado

En una humilde casa llora un niño
Su madre tambien llora de dolor
Se enteraron por medio del radio
Que el padre del niño múrio
En un bagón asfixiadoooo

Junto a veintitantos hombres más
Todos ellos eran mexicanos
Buscaban trabajar allá en la unión

Uuu que tragedia mi hermano
Veinte hogares se cubrierón de dolor
Cuanto me recuerda a los esclavos
Negros que fueron sacrificados
Y tratados sin ninguna consideración
Asfixiadooo

Junto a veintitantos hombres más
Todos ellos eran mexicanos busxaban
Trabajar allá en la unión

Fueron victimas de hombres malos
Hombres que comercian con
Seres humanos
Se metieron al bagón y los cerrarón
Y nunca llegarón a la estación
Asfixiadooo

Junto a veintitantos hombres más
Todos ellos eran mexicanos
Buscaban trabajar allá en la unión

Tambien la madre del padre del niño se la medago con gran pena y dolor
El hombre que múrio era su hijo
Y ahora solo espera la resurección
Asfixiadooo

Junto a veintitantos hombres más
Todos ellos eran mexicanos
Buscaban trabajar allá en la unión.

Asphyxiated

In a humble house, a child cries
His mother also cries with pain
They learned on the radio
That the child's father had died
In a suffocating boxcar

Along with twenty other men
All of them were Mexicans
They were looking for work in the union

Oh, what a tragedy, my dear
Twenty homes were filled with grief
It reminds me so much of the slaves
Black people who were sacrificed
And treated without any consideration
Suffocated

Along with twenty other men
All of them were Mexicans looking
To work over there in the union

They were victims of evil men
Men who trade in
Human beings
They got into the boxcar, and they were locked up
And they never made it to the station
Suffocated

Along with twenty other men
All of them were Mexicans
They were looking for work in the union

The mother of the child's father also mourns him with great sorrow
The man who died was her son
And now she waits for the resurrection
Suffocated

Along with twenty other men
All of them were Mexicans
They were looking for work in the union.