The Great El Tigre

E E A A A A A A Can that be The Great El Tigre sitting there, A A E Eb that gray haired old man on the bench in the village square? D D A A Could he be that famous bandit of days gone by, E E D E A A can he be the fierce El Tigre or did the real El Tigre die? E E A A He'll be remembered forever more E E A A by the rich that he stole from and the poor he stole for. A A A A He once met a señorita on a raid, A A E Eb sweet little Juanita who smiled up at him unafraid. D D A A And eyes hard as steel softened up at the sight that they saw E E and love found a heart no bullet D E A A had been able to find before. E E A A Though he was a bandido with a price on his head, E E A A "te amo querida", "take me with you" she said. E E A A A A A A Can that be The Great El Tigre sitting there, A A E Eb that old man asleep on the bench in the village square? D D A A And as he dreams, a sweet old señora appears E E and then as she gently wakes him D E A A she whispers into his ear: End-Chorus E E A A Querida mia, the time, it has flown, E E A vamanos mi bandido, it's time we went home.