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COUNTRY MUSIC LYRICS, VOLUME 7: SPANISH SONGS(MOSTLY TRADITIONAL MEXICAN SONGS)8 OCTOBER 2008(Revised 16 November 2008)ALL IN KEY OF A, UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATEDCopyright 20068 Joseph George Caldwell. All rights reserved.Posted at Internet website http://www.foundationwebsite.org. May becopied or reposted for non-commercial use, with attribution to authorand website.

FOREWORDThis is a seventh volume of lyrics to popular songs, to assist learningto play the guitar by ear, as described in the article, How to Play theGuitar by Ear (for Mathematicians and Physicists), posted at Internetwebsite http://www.foundationwebsite.org. As discussed in theforeword to Volume 1, the purpose of assembling these lyrics is toprovide the student with a large number of songs from which he maychoose ones for which he knows the melody and enjoys singing.Since everyone’s taste is different, and the student may not befamiliar with the songs that I know (many from decades ago), it is theintention to provide a large number of popular songs from which thestudent may choose. I believe that learning the guitar is facilitated bypracticing a number of different songs in a practice session, andplaying each one only a couple of times, perhaps in a couple ofdifferent keys. In order to do this, it is important to have a largecollection of lyrics available. This volume is a miscellaneouscollection of songs, mainly older popular songs from the 1940s, 1950sand 1960s.As in Volume I, I have deliberately omitted noting the chords to beplayed on each song, if it is my opinion that the beginning studentshould be able to figure them out easily – e.g., chords are omitted formost two-chord or three-chord songs. The purpose of this omission isto provide the student with the opportunity of learning to determinewhich chord to use at each point of the song, quickly andautomatically. For more difficult songs, I indicate some of the chords,and for some songs, I provide chords for the entire song. Where Iindicate only a few chords, it is important to remember, as noted onthe cover, that it is assumed that all songs are sung in the key of A,unless otherwise indicated. (There are a few songs for which thechords are relatively easy, but I have indicated them nevertheless.These are songs that I was to sing in public for some occasion, and Idid not wish to make a mistake.)ii

In some cases, I have found songs already chorded, but in a fashionthat is not convenient for the guitar (e.g., in the key of Bflat, or withmany exotic chords). In most cases, I have removed the chords or rechorded them. In some cases, however, I have left the songs in“strange” keys or chordings, to be modified as an exercise by thestudent.Many of the songs of this volume are copyrighted by others. In theiroriginal or available forms, however, they are not helpful for thebeginning student of guitar (e.g., they are arranged for piano, or arewritten in a key that is not natural for the guitar, or are fully annotatedwith chords, or are in small print). To facilitate reading by the studentas he plays the guitar, they are presented here in a large, easy-toread font and with a strong attempt to keep the song to a single pagein length. To facilitate his progress in learning to play by ear, thechords have been removed in all simple cases. It is for these reasonsthat I have, in cognizance of and in the spirit of the “fair use” doctrineof copyright law, reformatted these songs and presented them in thepresent volume.Good luck!Joseph George CaldwellSpartanburg, South Carolina USAOctober 8, 2008iii

ContentsCOUNTRY MUSIC LYRICS, VOLUME 7: SPANISH SONGS(MOSTLY TRADITIONAL MEXICAN SONGS) . iFOREWORD . iiADIOS MARIQUITA LINDA . 1ADIOS MI CHAPARRITA . 2AMANECI ENTRE TUS BRAZOS . 3AMOR . 4AMOR ETERNO . 5BESAME MUCHO . 6CAMINITO . 7CAMINOS DE MICHOACÁN . 8CANCION MIXTECA . 10CARAY . 11CIELITO LINDO. 13CORAZON, CORAZON . 14CORRIDO DE CANANEA . 15CUANDO CALIENTA EL SOL . 18CUANDO VIVAS CONMIGO . 19CUATRO CAMINOS. 20CUATRO MILPAS . 21CUCURRUCUCU PALOMA . 22DE COLORES . 23DOS ARBOLITOS . 24DE UN MUNDO RARO . 26EL CAMINO . 27EL CRUCIFIJO DE PIEDRA . 29EL GAVILAN POLLERO . 31EL GUSTITO . 32ELLA . 34EL SOL QUE TU ERES . 36EL MORO DE CUMPAS . 38EL SUENO . 42EL TORO RELAJO . 44ESTA NOCHE VOY A VERLA . 46GRANADA . 47iv

GRITENME PIEDRAS DEL CAMPO . 48GUADALAJARA . 50GUANTANAMERA . 51HAY UNOS OJOS . 52HEY! . 54ISI . 56JESUSITA . 58LA ADELITA . 59LA BAMBA. 61LA BARCA DE GUAYMAS . 63LA CALANDRIA. 66LA CHANCLA . 69LA CHARREADA. 70LA CIGARRA . 72LA CUCARACHA . 75LA FARSANTE . 77LA MADRILENA . 78LA MALAGUENA . 80LA MARIQUITA . 82LA MEDIA VUELTA . 84LA PALOMA NEGRA . 85LA RIELERA . 87LAS MADRES CANSADAS . 88LAS MAÑANITAS . 89LA TEQUILERA . 90LOS LAURELES . 91MARIA BONITA . 93MARIA ELENA . 95MEXICO LINDO . 96MI RANCHITO . 97NADA MAS DECIDETE . 99NOCHE DE RONDA . 101NO ME AMENACES. 102NO VALE LA PENA . 103NO VOLVERE . 104NUEVA YORK, NUEVA YORK . 105v

OJOS ESPANOLES . 107PALOMA BLANCA . 108PALOMITA DE OJOS NEGROS . 109PENA DE LOS AMORES . 111POR UN AMOR . 113RECUERDO APAGADO . 115ROGACIANO EL HUAPANGUERO . 117SIEMPRE HACE FRIO . 120SOLAMENTE UNA VEZ . 122TATA DIOS. 124TENGO QUE OLVIDAR . 126TODO . 128TU SOLO TU . 130Y ANDALE . 132YA NO QUIERO VOLVER CON USTED . 136YO ME VOY . 138YO QUIERO SER . 139vi

ADIOS MARIQUITA LINDAARTIST:AUTHOR:ADIOS, MARQUITA LINDA, YA ME VOYPORQUE TO YA NO ME QUIERES COMO YO TO QUIERO A TIADIOS MARQUITA CHULAYA ME VOY PARA TIERRAS MUY LEJANASY YA NUNCA VOLVEREADIOS VIDA DE MI VIDALA CUASA DE MIS DOLORESEL AMOR DE MIS AMORESEL PERFUME DE MIS FLORESPARA SIEMPRE DEJAREADIOS, MARIQUITA LINDA, YA ME VOYCON EL ALMA ENTRISTECIDA POR LA ANGUSTIA Y EL DOLORME VOY PORQUE TUS DESDENES SIN PIEDADHAN HERIDO PARA SIEMPREA MI POBRE CORAZONADIOS ME CASITA BLANCALA CUNA DE MIS AMORESAL MIRARTE ENTRE MIS FLORESY AL CANTCRTE MIS DOLORESTE DOY ME POSTRER ADIOS

ADIOS MI CHAPARRITAARTIST: ANA GABRIELAUTHOR: T. NACHOADIÓS MI CHAPARRITANO LLORES POR TU PANCHOQUE SI SE VA DEL RANCHOMUY PRONTO VOLVERÁVERÁS QUE DEL BAJIOTE TRAIGO COSAS BUENASUN BESO QUE TUS PENASMUY PRONTO OLVIDARÁSLOS MONITOS PA TUS TRENZASY PA TU MAMACITAREBOZOS DE BOLITAY SUS ENAHUAS DE PERCALNO LLORES CHULA MÍAPORQUE ME VOY "TRISTEANDO"Y QUIERO IRME CANTANDOQUE EL LLANTO ME HACE MALALEGRES SIEMPRE FUIMOSY CUANDO VUELVA QUIERORECIBAS TU RANCHEROSONRIENDO COMO EL SOLY DIGAS QUE AL MARCHARSEPOR LEJOS QUE SE FUERALLEVABA A SU RANCHERAPRENDIDA AL CORÁZON2

AMANECI ENTRE TUS BRAZOSARTIST: JULIO IGLESIAS, JOSE ALFREDO JIMENEZAUTOR:AMANECI OTRA VEZ ENTRE TUS BRAZOSY DESPERTE LLORANDO DE ALEGRIAME COBIJE LA CARA CON TUS MANOSPARA SEGUIRTE AMANDO TODAVIAY (TE) DESPERTASTE TU, CASI DORMIDA(REF)Y ME QUERIAS DECIR, NO SE QUE COSASPERO CALLE TU BOCA CON MIS BESOSY ASI PASARON MUCHAS, MUCHAS HORAS.CUANDO LLEGO LA NOCHE APARECIO LA LUNAY ENTRO POR LA VENTANA QUE COSA TAN BONITACUANDO LA LUZ DEL CIELO ILUMINO TU CARAYO ME VOLVI A METER ENTRE TUS BRAZOSY ME QUERIAS DECIR, NO SE QUE COSASPERO, CALLE TU BOCA CON MIS BESOSY ASI PASARON MUCHAS, MUCHAS HORAS3

AMORARTIST: JULIO IGLESIASAUTHOR: RICARDO LOPEZ-MENDEZ, GABRIEL RUIZAMOR, AMOR, AMORNACIÓ DE TI, NACIÓ DE MIDE LA ESPERANZAAMOR, AMOR, AMORNACIÓ DE DIÓS, PARA LOS DOSNACIÓ DEL ALMASENTIR QUE TUS BESOSSE RECREARON EN MIIGUAL QUE PALOMASMENSAJERAS DE LUZSENTIR QUE MIS BESOSSE ANIDARON EN TIHACIENDO EN TUS LABIOS LASEÑAL DE LA CRUZ4

AMOR ETERNOARTIST: ROCIO DURCAL, JUAN GABRIELAUTHOR:TU ERES LA TRISTEZA DE MIS OJOSQUE LLORAN EN SILENCIO POR TU AMORME MIRO EN EL ESPEJO Y VEO EN MI ROSTR

chords are relatively easy, but I have indicated them nevertheless. These are songs that I was to sing in public for some occasion, and I did not wish to make a mistake.) iii In some cases, I have found songs already chorded, but in a fashion that is not convenient for the guitar (e.g., in the key of Bflat, or with many exotic chords). In most cases, I have removed the chords or re-chorded .