[03:47.00]Hola, me llamo Efrain
[03:47.00]I was born among the agave
[03:47.00]All I need is this transistor radio
[03:47.00]I am in a band, it's a family band
[03:47.00]With the brothers in the years above me
[03:47.00]And now we have a song that we'd like to play you
[03:47.00]He sang,"Volcano
[03:47.00]We're living in the shade of the volcano
[03:47.00]The Volcano
[03:47.00]We're living in the shade of the volcano"
[03:47.00]A bumpy ride on the buss to the amber hill
[03:47.00]I was feeling like a hundred pesos
[03:47.00]But something in my soul was certainly there to stay
[03:47.00]And nothing on the hill goes without
[03:47.00]Their beloved mother's say-so
[03:47.00]So everything is alright, everything is O.K.
[03:47.00]She said,"Volcano
[03:47.00]You're living in the shade of the volcano
[03:47.00]The Volcano
[03:47.00]El Señor es siempre bueno"
[03:47.00]Home for me is beneath the pine trees
[03:47.00]That grow to be about sixty feet tall
[03:47.00]And on the back of the SUVs is a mustang sticker
[03:47.00]And a feeling that never leaves you alone
[03:47.00]Volcano
[03:47.00]You're living in the shade of the volcano
[03:47.00]The Volcano
[03:47.00]You're living in the shade of the volcano
[03:47.00]The Volcano
[03:47.00]You're living in the shade of the volcano
[03:47.00]The Volcano
[03:47.00]El Señor es siempre bueno