Bruce Springsteen - Sinaloa cowboys

^GMiguel came from a small town In northern Mexi^Cco He came ^Gnorth with his brother Luis To California three years ^Dago They ^Gcrossed at the river levee When Luis was just ^Csixteen And found ^Gwork together in the ^Dfields of the San Joaq^Guin

^GThey left their homes and family Their father said, "My sons, one thing you will^C learn For e^Gverything the north gives It exacts a price in ^Dreturn" T^Ghey worked side by side in the orchards From morning until the day was ^Cthrough ^GDoing the work the h^Dueros wouldn't d^Go

W^Gord was out some men in from Sinaloa Were looking for some ^Chands We^Gll, deep in Fresno county There was a deserted chicken r^Danch Th^Gere in a small tin shack On the edge of a r^Cavine Migu^Gel and Luis stood cooking ^Dmethampheta^Gmine

You could s^Cpend a year in the o^Grchards Or make half as much i^Dn one ten-hour shift W^Corking for the men from Sina^Gloa Ah, but if you s^Dlipped T^Che hydriodic acid Co^Guld burn right through your skin

If^D you breathed those fum^Ges in

I^Gt was early one winter evening As Miguel stood watch o^Cutside ^GWhen the shack exploded Lighting up the valley n^Dight M^Giguel carried Luis's body over his shoulder Down a swale to the c^Creek side And ^Gthere in the tall grass Lui^Ds Rosales ^Gdied

M^Giguel lifted Luis' body Into his truck, and then he d^Crove To^G where the morning sunlight fell On a eucalyptus g^Drove T^Ghere in the dirt he dug up ten thousand dollars All that they'd ^Csaved Kissed his^G brother's lips and p^Dlaced him in his ^Ggrave