El Rescate
La tarde la humedad y el calorcito se sentían allá en la sierra me encontraba en un ranchito
Metí la cherokona de reversa el patrón con su familia y yo cuidando bien alerta
Suena el general, se oye reportar
Cuatro rápidas, pa' su rumbo van
En caliente nos salimos y a las blindadas subimos, por veredas tomamos caminos
El viejo piloteando a lo que daba tenía que ser una riata para manejar blindada
Se vino el aguacero de bajada y por el peso de la troca por poquito se volteaba
Nos vieron pasar, los de la Semar
Y en el radio aquel, se iba la señal
La 14 iba en camino yo alistaba mi norinco traía parque pa pe'garme un t'iro
El tren se empezó más adelantito le iba marcando su esposa, necesito hablar contigo
Deje de estallados saldrá vivo ya sabes si no regreso cuidame mucho a mis hijos
Empecé a tirar, respondí a lo fal
No podía caer, tenía que escapar
Le llegaron sus muchachos ocho trocas de respaldo salió el jefe y seguimos p'eleando
En agradecimiento a sus chavalos, por ser fieles con el hombre y dan su vida sin pensarlo
Tuvieron que entregarse por encargo y ahora se encuentran afuera y sigue activo ese comando
Vi al señor brindar, por su libertad
Ahora festejo, se empezó a acordar
Nos reímos y bromeamos, porque todos la libramos lo importante es que El Viejo está a salvo
The Rescue
The afternoon, the humidity, and the warmth were felt up in the mountains, I was at a little ranch
I backed up the Cherokee, the boss with his family, and I was keeping a close watch
The general sounds off, you can hear the report
Four fast ones, heading their way
We took off in a hurry and jumped into the armored trucks, taking back roads
The old man driving as fast as he could, had to be a badass to handle that armored ride
The downpour hit us hard, and with the weight of the truck, it almost flipped over
They saw us pass, the guys from the Semar
And on that radio, the signal was fading
The 14 was on its way, I was getting my Norinco ready, had ammo to take a shot
The train started moving, a little ahead, his wife was calling, I need to talk to you
If I don’t make it out alive, you know, take good care of my kids
I started firing back, responded to the heat
I couldn’t go down, I had to escape
His guys showed up, eight backup trucks, the boss came out, and we kept fighting
In gratitude to his boys, for being loyal to the man, giving their lives without a second thought
They had to surrender on orders, and now they’re out, that crew is still active
I saw the man raise a glass, for his freedom
Now we celebrate, he started to remember
We laughed and joked, because we all made it out, the important thing is that The Old Man is safe.