ADIOS MEXICO, ARIBA ARIBA!
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the familiar tango came from paramount
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we ran across the border sometime late last night
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were heading to a land were everyone
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can find trabajo money
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it will be alright
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and we should be there tonight
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my new friend called me up and said
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listen to me homes, it's time for you to vamanos
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come join me in a magic place that you can call your home
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welcome to paramount
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hey mijo will you stop your crying
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the nino smells like kaka
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but will she be there
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it's been three days since we left mexico
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were going to a place where we can get our share
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and i were almost there
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my new friend called me up and said
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listen to me homes, it's time for you to vamanos
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come join me in a magic place where you can call your home
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welcome to paramount
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tamales, tamales, tamales, tamales, tamales, tamales
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shit man i'm starving homie
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hey little homie
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come her cale homie
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que paso
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yeah give me a six pack of tamales
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and a pack of calaenta
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uh how much
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como cinco, cinco dollars
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ok grascias
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ok
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where you from homie
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muyamo
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muyamo
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you know where you are homie
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califus
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your in the barrio homie
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tamales
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coma yermas
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we finally pulled into the driveway
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along the way we past by a thousand taco stands
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the sun is shining it's a brighter day
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i look into the horizon
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and take my ruca's hand
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we have reached the promise land
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my new friend called me up said
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listen to me homes, it's time for you to vamaos
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come join me in a magic place where you can call your home
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welcome to paramount
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whoa paramount
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Welcome To Paramount
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