GREAT SONG. Sheriff Joe Arpaio Needs to be Locked up in Tent City Listening to this Song Full Blast 24/7 for all the white collar crimes he's done, abusing his power and ruining lives!!!
Just a note. "Hay te miro" is nonsense. "te miro" means "I see you" and "hay" means "there is". As well, The Spanish word "hay" is pronounced like how we say "aye" in English, not like "hey".
Actually ¨Ahí te miro¨ (literally ¨I see you there¨), but you are correct that the first word is pronounced like ¨aye¨ in English. At 1:46 it should be ¨Abusón¨ (ah-Bu-sonne, Spanish for ¨Bully¨). But I can understand the Spanglish to have the words pronounced correctly by English readers.
@GanLuo No, it does make sense. As a fluent Spanish Speaker the expression is "Ahi te Miro." Which means like "I'll see you there." or "I'll see you later." The lyric writer spelled "hay" wrong; it's "ahi." And you're right on the pronunctiation of "ahi." But still it's a nice song.
Quit breaking the law and good ol' Sheriff Joe will leave you alone. You break it he has a spot for you in his tent city.
NAVMAR16 2 months ago
love this song thumbs up if u agree
chrisstevensjunior 3 months ago
GREAT SONG. Sheriff Joe Arpaio Needs to be Locked up in Tent City Listening to this Song Full Blast 24/7 for all the white collar crimes he's done, abusing his power and ruining lives!!!
alieann 1 year ago
Yup, He's a bully alright!
I know a guy who was just pulled over because of "suspicion".
Guess what? The guy was 100% LEGAL!
We don't need arpios bully'istic bullshit here. He's costing us some big bucks!
AzBirdDog 1 year ago
HAHA! This video made my day! hahah PASS THIS VIDEO AROUND EVERYBODY!!!
hOtSaUz3 1 year ago
*standing ovation* Loved it!
Stevenisbelieven 1 year ago
5 stars and a standing ovation!
apachesbutterfly 2 years ago 2
brilliant!!!
Iciclesxo 2 years ago
Absolutely love it. Keep sharing it with everyone.
JoNArizona 2 years ago 2
which lawyer wrote the lyrics?
joanne965 2 years ago
Great job, but what of the henchmen as in county attorney's offices.
Haenigma1947 2 years ago
This gonna be my new ringtone! Great job catty!
shilo577 2 years ago 4
Just a note. "Hay te miro" is nonsense. "te miro" means "I see you" and "hay" means "there is". As well, The Spanish word "hay" is pronounced like how we say "aye" in English, not like "hey".
GanLuo 2 years ago 3
Actually ¨Ahí te miro¨ (literally ¨I see you there¨), but you are correct that the first word is pronounced like ¨aye¨ in English. At 1:46 it should be ¨Abusón¨ (ah-Bu-sonne, Spanish for ¨Bully¨). But I can understand the Spanglish to have the words pronounced correctly by English readers.
IBMMuseum 2 years ago
@IBMMuseum Actually, Aubuchon is Lisa Aubuchon, the one who presented the "charges" to a Grand Jury.
Catchy song, though!
tcheek 2 years ago
@IBMMuseum Lisa Aubuchon is the name of the MCAO attorney who signed the RICO suit on behalf of Thomas
azwebpro 2 years ago
@GanLuo No, it does make sense. As a fluent Spanish Speaker the expression is "Ahi te Miro." Which means like "I'll see you there." or "I'll see you later." The lyric writer spelled "hay" wrong; it's "ahi." And you're right on the pronunctiation of "ahi." But still it's a nice song.
thepandy2007 10 months ago
Nice job !
alwesley 2 years ago
this rules!
coldapricot 2 years ago
This is brilliant. Who wrote this? Who's singing?
QStreetUnderground 2 years ago
The songwriter and singer have chosen to remain anonymous. If you'd like to suggest further material, however, just leave a comment.
politicatty 2 years ago
Smart move..
JoNArizona 2 years ago
@politicatty lol why would they hide themselves
chrisstevensjunior 3 months ago
@chrisstevensjunior cause they are cowards. so they hide and post shit like this no the net.
NAVMAR16 2 months ago
@NAVMAR16 this aint shit its a good song... if you look up about Joe, it shows he broke the law and how he deliberately got away...
chrisstevensjunior 2 months ago
Great song and lyrics. I love it.
Humanleague002 2 years ago