Amigo
Amigo
Tu llamad de hoy me ha regresado
A las estrechas calles de sevilla
A un campo de deportes
Al aula en la capilla
Y al pobre don gregorio
Que aún se empeña en vivir
Y he vuelto a ser remero
De la plaza españa
Y he vuelto a ser el novio
De una modistilla
Y he vuelto a la giralda
Que sigue estando en pie
Y he vuelto al azahar
Que perfumaba el aire
Y a ese guadalquivir
Que era mi mar y el tuyo
Y he vuelto a disfrazarme
Con traje de franela
Amigo
Tu llamada me ha regresado
A un patio de naranjos
Y a unas rejas
A un coche de caballos
Paseando por la feria
Y al parque maria luisa
A ver morir el sol
Me he disfrazao de tuno
Y me he escapao contigo
Arriesgando el pellejo
Como tantas veces
Estaba prohibido
Pero hoy por una vez
Y he vuelto a ser remero
De la plaza españa
Y he vuelto a ser el novio
De una modistilla
Y he vuelto a la giralda
Que sigue estando en pie
Y he vuelto al azahar
Que perfumaba el aire
Y a ese guadalquivir
Que era mi mar y el tuyo
Y he vuelto a disfrazarme
Con traje de franela
Amigo
Tu llamada de hoy me ha regresado
Friend
Friend
Your call today has brought me back
To the narrow streets of Seville
To a sports field
To the classroom in the chapel
And to poor Don Gregorio
Who still insists on living
And I have become a rower again
At the Plaza de España
And I have become the boyfriend again
Of a seamstress
And I have returned to the Giralda
Which still stands
And I have returned to the orange blossom
That perfumed the air
And to that Guadalquivir
That was my sea and yours
And I have dressed up again
In flannel suit
Friend
Your call has brought me back
To a courtyard of orange trees
And to some bars
To a horse-drawn carriage
Strolling through the fair
And to Maria Luisa Park
To watch the sun set
I dressed up as a student
And I ran away with you
Risking my skin
Like so many times
It was forbidden
But today for once
And I have become a rower again
At the Plaza de España
And I have become the boyfriend again
Of a seamstress
And I have returned to the Giralda
Which still stands
And I have returned to the orange blossom
That perfumed the air
And to that Guadalquivir
That was my sea and yours
And I have dressed up again
In flannel suit
Friend
Your call today has brought me back