El Valiente
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El Valiente
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Feeling valiente, I took the chance
Tipped my sombrero, asked her to dance
Weaving and creeping, the tempo went slow
She’s having fun, I want to know
Wispered in her ear “a one night stand”
We left together, gave her romance
In the morning out the door
No need for treaties, no need to tell her lies
Take the chance or throw it all away
So El Valiente, I am a loaded gun
Live your life to never wonder why
Free from the burdens on me
Burdens that I decry
Outside of your house, it’s late at night
Aching and shaking to see you tonight
Inside you’re sleeping, lonesome and low
Wiskey and risky and looking to glow
Went up to your door, knocked it three times
Waited forever, finally said: Hi
Let me and doe-si-doe
No need for treaties no need to tell her lies
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