FIESTA Fiesta Cords I am Francisco Vasquez Garcia I am welcome to Almeria We have sin gas and con leche We have fiesta and feria We have the song of the cochona We have brandy and half corona And Leonardo and his accordione And kalamari and macaroni Come all you rambling boys of pleasure And ladies of easy leisure We must say Adios! until we see Almeria once again There is a minstrel, there you see, And he stoppeth one in three He whispers in this one's ear "Will you kindly kill that doll for me" Now he has won cochona in the bingo All the town has watched this crazy gringo As he pulls off the dolls head laughing And miraldo! throws its body in the sea This verse is (very rough) Spanish and a small amount of Italian. The original verse is on the left, and a rough translation on the right. An excelent analysis of this verse (and the rest of the song) can be found here. El veinticinco de agosto Abrio sus ojos Jaime Fearnley Para el bebe cinquante cincampari Y se tendio para cerrarlos Y Costello el rey del America Y suntuosa Cait O'Riordan Nor vompere mis calliones Los gritos fuera de las casas The twenty-fifth of August James Fearnley opened his eyes He drinks fifty gin camparis And he lay down to close them And Costello, the King of America And the Sumptuous Cait O'Riordan Don't Break My Balls Shouting Outside the House copyright 1988 Shane MacGowan & Jem Finer Your intrepid maintainer is DzM.