| Song | Joaquin |
| Artist | Tish Hinojosa |
| Album | Homeland |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| [00:00.000] | 作曲 : Hinojosa |
| [00:10.153] | Joaquin shed a tear for the treason |
| [00:15.198] | But who’d hear his desperate cry |
| [00:20.488] | He learned to speak English from tourists |
| [00:25.440] | And reading by kerosene light |
| [00:30.503] | He couldn’t afford education |
| [00:35.424] | But something was burning inside |
| [00:40.325] | He heard things were good in America |
| [00:45.331] | And that’s what had been on his mind |
| [00:50.655] | I met him when I was traveling |
| [00:55.300] | Through Mexico one summer day |
| [01:00.604] | Eyes twice as old as the young man |
| [01:05.479] | Who taught me a lesson in faith |
| [01:10.575] | Fate made him poor but he knew there was more |
| [01:15.185] | Though I never did see him again |
| [01:20.552] | I know somewhere in America |
| [01:25.160] | Joaquin must’ve found him a place |
| [01:30.082] | Chorus |
| [01:30.365] | Joaquin loves his homeland |
| [01:35.447] | But it can’t give him enough |
| [01:40.506] | He wants a good life a job and a wife |
| [01:45.176] | And some children with dreams that come true |
| [01:50.483] | Bridge |
| [01:58.143] | Moonless night crossing the bad land |
| [02:01.934] | (Ayuda me Dios) |
| [02:03.174] | Sign of the cross o’er his chest |
| [02:06.645] | (Mi vida mi fe) |
| [02:08.194] | Pounding heart racing til sunrise |
| [02:13.018] | Mile after mile without rest |
| [02:18.212] | Back at the border there’s papers |
| [02:23.098] | But politics get in the way |
| [02:28.054] | It may not be right but they take through the night |
| [02:32.797] | Some pay for the dream with their life |
| [02:37.816] | Joaquin loves his homeland |
| [02:43.189] | But it can’t give him enough |
| [02:48.043] | He wants a good life a job and a wife |
| [02:52.904] | And some children with dreams that come true |
| [02:58.320] | He wants a good life a job and a wife |
| [03:02.729] | And some children with dreams that come true |
| [00:00.000] | zuo qu : Hinojosa |
| [00:10.153] | Joaquin shed a tear for the treason |
| [00:15.198] | But who' d hear his desperate cry |
| [00:20.488] | He learned to speak English from tourists |
| [00:25.440] | And reading by kerosene light |
| [00:30.503] | He couldn' t afford education |
| [00:35.424] | But something was burning inside |
| [00:40.325] | He heard things were good in America |
| [00:45.331] | And that' s what had been on his mind |
| [00:50.655] | I met him when I was traveling |
| [00:55.300] | Through Mexico one summer day |
| [01:00.604] | Eyes twice as old as the young man |
| [01:05.479] | Who taught me a lesson in faith |
| [01:10.575] | Fate made him poor but he knew there was more |
| [01:15.185] | Though I never did see him again |
| [01:20.552] | I know somewhere in America |
| [01:25.160] | Joaquin must' ve found him a place |
| [01:30.082] | Chorus |
| [01:30.365] | Joaquin loves his homeland |
| [01:35.447] | But it can' t give him enough |
| [01:40.506] | He wants a good life a job and a wife |
| [01:45.176] | And some children with dreams that come true |
| [01:50.483] | Bridge |
| [01:58.143] | Moonless night crossing the bad land |
| [02:01.934] | Ayuda me Dios |
| [02:03.174] | Sign of the cross o' er his chest |
| [02:06.645] | Mi vida mi fe |
| [02:08.194] | Pounding heart racing til sunrise |
| [02:13.018] | Mile after mile without rest |
| [02:18.212] | Back at the border there' s papers |
| [02:23.098] | But politics get in the way |
| [02:28.054] | It may not be right but they take through the night |
| [02:32.797] | Some pay for the dream with their life |
| [02:37.816] | Joaquin loves his homeland |
| [02:43.189] | But it can' t give him enough |
| [02:48.043] | He wants a good life a job and a wife |
| [02:52.904] | And some children with dreams that come true |
| [02:58.320] | He wants a good life a job and a wife |
| [03:02.729] | And some children with dreams that come true |
| [00:00.000] | zuò qǔ : Hinojosa |
| [00:10.153] | Joaquin shed a tear for the treason |
| [00:15.198] | But who' d hear his desperate cry |
| [00:20.488] | He learned to speak English from tourists |
| [00:25.440] | And reading by kerosene light |
| [00:30.503] | He couldn' t afford education |
| [00:35.424] | But something was burning inside |
| [00:40.325] | He heard things were good in America |
| [00:45.331] | And that' s what had been on his mind |
| [00:50.655] | I met him when I was traveling |
| [00:55.300] | Through Mexico one summer day |
| [01:00.604] | Eyes twice as old as the young man |
| [01:05.479] | Who taught me a lesson in faith |
| [01:10.575] | Fate made him poor but he knew there was more |
| [01:15.185] | Though I never did see him again |
| [01:20.552] | I know somewhere in America |
| [01:25.160] | Joaquin must' ve found him a place |
| [01:30.082] | Chorus |
| [01:30.365] | Joaquin loves his homeland |
| [01:35.447] | But it can' t give him enough |
| [01:40.506] | He wants a good life a job and a wife |
| [01:45.176] | And some children with dreams that come true |
| [01:50.483] | Bridge |
| [01:58.143] | Moonless night crossing the bad land |
| [02:01.934] | Ayuda me Dios |
| [02:03.174] | Sign of the cross o' er his chest |
| [02:06.645] | Mi vida mi fe |
| [02:08.194] | Pounding heart racing til sunrise |
| [02:13.018] | Mile after mile without rest |
| [02:18.212] | Back at the border there' s papers |
| [02:23.098] | But politics get in the way |
| [02:28.054] | It may not be right but they take through the night |
| [02:32.797] | Some pay for the dream with their life |
| [02:37.816] | Joaquin loves his homeland |
| [02:43.189] | But it can' t give him enough |
| [02:48.043] | He wants a good life a job and a wife |
| [02:52.904] | And some children with dreams that come true |
| [02:58.320] | He wants a good life a job and a wife |
| [03:02.729] | And some children with dreams that come true |