Pamela Chu
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Pamela Chu
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En los barrios bajos
De hong kong
Una terrible japonesa
Su nombre era shillí can chu
No estaba bien de la cabeza.
Se fugó en un barco y se vino
A cantinas en américa,
Se cambió de nombre por pamela
Y era toda una sorpresa… ¡sorpresa!
Y dicen en el barrio
Que pamela por dos pesos
Te hace un rico ricopete,
No quita la sabana
Lo quito para que le gane
El cuete… el cuete.
Mi pame… pamelita
Donde estas, a donde vas
Vente pa´ca.
Pamela chu, pamela chu,
Pamela chu, pamela chu,
Pamela chu
Pamela chu…
Pamela chu, pamela chu,
Pamela chu, pamela chu,
Pamela chu
Pamela chu
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