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Cypress Hill ~ Tres Equis


Conozco una muchacha y ella es fina Tremendos cocos y tambien ella es linda A veces me la cojo en la cocina Esta muchacha me chupa la pinga Yo le dije dame tu bollo Me dice negro loco tu no eres mi novio A mi me importa un carajo A mi cuarto meterte un palo Por tu culo o por tu chocha Y ya tu sabes que no me importa Y ella me dice suavesito Yo pienso que tu eres bien rico Cuando me toca por mi frente Ya tu me tienes bien caliente Y cuando me tocas por detras Ya tu sabes sin parar Acabe de singar y me levante Fui al bano y me ban~e Sali del cuarto y me esperaba Con los ojos negros y bonita cara Pongo mi camisa y mi pantalon Se ria y me dice, "Negro sendenton" Estaba fina Esta muchacha estaba tan pinga Hay! cuando se lo meti Cuando se lo meti, grito, "papppi" Estaba del carajo brother No olvidate olvidate Nunca habia singao yo como singue esa vez Estaba fina more free lyrics

Conozco una muchacha y ella es fina
Tremendos cocos y tambien ella es linda
A veces me la cojo en la cocina
Esta muchacha me chupa la pinga
Yo le dije dame tu bollo
Me dice negro loco tu no eres mi novio
A mi me importa un carajo
A mi cuarto meterte un palo
Por tu culo o por tu chocha
Y ya tu sabes que no me importa
Y ella me dice suavesito
Yo pienso que tu eres bien rico
Cuando me toca por mi frente
Ya tu me tienes bien caliente
Y cuando me tocas por detras
Ya tu sabes sin parar
Acabe de singar y me levante
Fui al bano y me ban~e
Sali del cuarto y me esperaba
Con los ojos negros y bonita cara
Pongo mi camisa y mi pantalon
Se ria y me dice, "Negro sendenton"

Estaba fina
Esta muchacha estaba tan pinga
Hay! cuando se lo meti
Cuando se lo meti, grito, "papppi"
Estaba del carajo brother
No olvidate olvidate
Nunca habia singao yo como singue esa vez
Estaba fina

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