México
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México
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Lá, lá, lá, lá, lá, lá...
No exterior estive uns dias
Em algum hotel fiquei
Fui visitar a minha tia
Quando um homem encontrei
Ele disse: "Meu rapaz,
De onde é que você vem?"
Quase morro de vergonha
E agora o que direi?
Pensei, roubam, atiram em mim!
A música é ruim
Eu pago pra ser ninguém
Fix it, fix it, fix it!
Aprender, respeitar
Um grau de ética e justiça
Enteder, estudar
Mais um que morre na favela
Prometer, enrolar
O roubo é certo, nunca vai parar
Entreter, viajar
O México é que é meu lugar!
Brasil, Brasil, Brasil!
Brasil, Brasil, Brasil!
Brasil, Brasil, Brasil!
Fix it, fix it, fix it!
Lá, lá, lá, lá, lá, lá...
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Who performs "México"?
Homem Cabasso performs "México", and this lyric page sits inside the Homem Cabasso catalog on LyroVerse.
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