Este Mundo Willi Carlisle
"Este Mundo" by Willi Carlisle, released in 2023, is a #Folk song that explores themes of love, loss, and the complexities of human existence. The lyrics reflect a yearning for connection amidst life's struggles. Musically, it features rich storytelling and a blend of traditional and contemporary sounds, highlighting Carlisle's unique voice. Its poignant message resonates with listeners, contributing to its cultural relevance in today's introspective music scene.
When I was a niño in Agua Fría
We had all the water we’d need
And the willows grew on the rio
All the way down the Santa Fe
I tended my padre’s cattle
All the way from the arroyo long ago
For a month I slept on the saddle
My hair like a wild buffalo
Y el indio Antonio Dominguez
Played soft, sweet and low
For the dancers from all of the ranches
Todo pasa en este mundo
I loved to be home when the mills were turnin’
When everyone brought in thеir cane
And the pacifiers wеre burnin’
And children played among the beams
Those were the best of the good times
All memories my spirit must uphold
As the cane boiled out we danced about
And marvelous stories got told
When I was young, we had all the water we’d need
Now the water companies, they take it away
And now we grow our corn in our fields
Just by the grace of God’s green
We had all the water we’d need
And the willows grew on the rio
All the way down the Santa Fe
I tended my padre’s cattle
All the way from the arroyo long ago
For a month I slept on the saddle
My hair like a wild buffalo
Y el indio Antonio Dominguez
Played soft, sweet and low
For the dancers from all of the ranches
Todo pasa en este mundo
I loved to be home when the mills were turnin’
When everyone brought in thеir cane
And the pacifiers wеre burnin’
And children played among the beams
Those were the best of the good times
All memories my spirit must uphold
As the cane boiled out we danced about
And marvelous stories got told
When I was young, we had all the water we’d need
Now the water companies, they take it away
And now we grow our corn in our fields
Just by the grace of God’s green
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