El Taxista [English translation]

(Spoken)

You know, I've had so many jobs.

I was a dishwasher, waiter and cook,

laborer and bricklayer, mechanic's assistant,

and a thousand other jobs,

but now I want to tell you about when I was a taxi driver.

One day a young man got in and told me:

"Heyyy, driver. Step on the gas,

so long since I've seen her, can't stand it anymore.

Stop please,

I'm going to buy flowers for my beloved."

And I was driving

at his command,

I kept, yeah, yeah, yeah, driving

and him whistling.

(Spoken)

As soon as we got to the address

he told me to wait and he ran to find her.

After a few minutes,

that lion that I'd taken as a passenger came back

converted into the smallest little mouse and told me:

"Heyyy, driver, hit it again.

I made a mistake, this isn't the street.

Tell me which place is far away from here,

go without asking."

I was driving

and him crying with his flowers.

I kept on, yeah, yeah, yeah, driving

and him throwing out pretty flowers.

I was driving

and him crying with his flowers.

I kept on, yeah, yeah, yeah, driving

and him throwing out pretty flowers.