Chingas In the West
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Chingas In the West
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Please take care of my little one
I've been gone for far too long
And she don't bother anyone
So please care for my little one
You know I'll write her every day
If I did, I wonder what she'd say
You never loved me anyway
Well, that's not true
But it's okay
Oh
My little one
Go and take her out at night
Show her everything's alright
Don't go home and try to squeeze her tight
She likes to bite
She likes to fight
Oh
My little one
Oh
My little one
Oh
My little one
So please take care of my little one
I'll try not to be gone too long
Please care for my little one
Please care for my little one
Please care for my little one
Please care for my little one
Please care for my little one
Please care for my little one
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