N.C. There's a legend of a famous matador Who went to meet El Toro Though he fought as he had never done before He could not beat El Toro The bull El Toro brought him defeat and pain And to his sorrow the matador knew shame They said time would never heal the many scars Brought by the great El Toro And the bitterness that burned deep in his heart Caused him to hate El Toro The bull El Toro brought him defeat and pain And to his sorrow the matador knew shame So one night when no-one was in sight The matador went to settle the score In the lonely fields beneath the pale moonlight He sought the bull and they fought once more  When they found the matador they saw him dying He'd never see tomorrow Now they say that on the spot where he was lying Still walks the proud El Toro The bull El Toro brought him defeat and pain And to his sorrow the matador knew shame     

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson raconte l'histoire d'un matador célèbre qui, après avoir combattu le redoutable taureau, subit une défaite cuisante. Malgré tous ses efforts, il ne parvient pas à vaincre la bête qui lui inflige non seulement des blessures physiques, mais aussi un profond sentiment de honte. Emporté par sa colère et son désir de revanche, il revient la nuit pour affronter à nouveau El Toro. Malheureusement, la rencontre tourne tragiquement, et il meurt sur le champ de bataille. On dit que l'esprit de ce taureau fier erre toujours à l'endroit où il est tombé, symbolisant la lutte éternelle entre l'homme et la nature.