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Un Tal José

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           Em  B7        Em
Señora y señor, por un papel
            B7            Em
señora de él, de un tal José,
              Am              D
ella siempre iba solita al mercado
                G                     B7           Em
del mercado al campo y del campo al café a ver a José,
             Am                D                G
y él se levantaba sin decir palabra rumbo del café,
                B7              Em
cuando ella llegaba, vete ya mujer.
         G               D
Era un señor jugando domino
                 Em                B7
que tomaba aguardiente y que entre vaso y vaso
            C                   Am                   B7
tiraba los dados sin pensar siquiera que tenía que verla
           G                     D
y el tal José se le metía en la cama
                  Em                B7
y sin ningún te quiero le daba la espalda
            C               B7
y ella no vivía, ni le replicaba.
        Am                      D                 G
Y la señora que siempre iba al campo pensando en José
               B7               Em
comenzo a olvidarse se su candidez
             Am                   D                    G
y un día de sol miró a un hombre joven desúés de las tres,
             B7                                 Em
se fueron mirando y en una mañana se dieron la mano.
       Em             B7            Em
Señora yo sé que su señor se llama José
                      B7           Em
señora yo sé que su señor, un tal José
        G                D
y la señora lo tomó del brazo
             Em                   B7
y se fueron andando por aquellos campos
              C                    B7
entre los trigales ella y él del brazo,
        G                   D
y la señora pensó en un chiquillo
             Em                   B7
con el pelo largo, del color del trigo
                C                 B7
y como había perdido el tiempo llorando.
          Am                   D                  G
Y el tal José que regersaba a casa vio con sencillez
             B7                  Em
al abrir la puerta roto aquel papel
             Am           D
y sintió la casa medio solitaria
              G               B7                  Em
y su desfachatez le dió las espaldas y se fue al café.
        G                D
Y la señora lo fue desnudando
             Em                  B7
le besó los ojos y aspiró en el campo
             C               B7
bajo los trigales el olor a macho,
           G                  D
el sol de Mayo le daba en el pecho
               Em                  B7
sólo él fue testigo, junto con el trigo
                 C   B7                 Em
de ese amor sin lecho, de ese amor sin vino,
        G                  D
la ra la ra la ra ra la ra ra . . .etc.

Un Tal José Tab by Emmanuel

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The tab for "Un Tal José" show the original chord names (including Em, B7, Am, D, G, C). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.