Stupid Song
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Stupid Song
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This is
Like a stupid song
That never stops
Playing on the radio
Tv and money are the magic words
To be a super star in mexico
Cara bonita
Siempre sonriente
Con poca ropa es lo
Que pide la gente
No tiene voz
Menos talento
Eso se arregla si al
Pecho dan aumento
Malas actrices
Mil cirujias
Carreras muertas que
Hay que darle vida
Ya se a en lo pop
O en lo grupero
Ahí va pal pueblo mas
Atole con el dedo
Nadie se queja
Todos contentos
Pero que mierda
De entretenimiento
This is
Like a stupid song
That never stops
Playing on the radio
Tv and money are the magic words
To be a super star in mexico
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