La Tuna [English translation]

I've run to the forest and brought you my love

a prickly pear, a prickly pear

If a thorn pricks you in the hand I will have,

the fortune, the fortune

of having in my arms your arms,

of feeling on my lips your kisses,

and being able to give you all my love

and my prayer, and my prayer

The countryside will tell you in the rain, for you

I despair, I despair

And the night when the day comes will say:

Oh, I'm dying, oh, I'm dying

Like all my desires die

when one day I won't have you,

I'll bring down from the forest another prickly pear and I'll have

good luck, good luck

I'm going to look for the prickly pear

to the forest, to enjoy

I'm going to look for the prickly pear

to the forest, to enjoy

I'm going to look for the prickly pear

to the forest, to enjoy

I'm going to look for the prickly pear

to the forest, to enjoy

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