Porque tienen miedo
Porque están todos ahí
Porque me hacen preguntas
Porque están en "buena onda"
Porque bailan y aúllan como gringos
Porque piden una más
Porque pasan sus lenguas por mi barro
Porque no tienen sangre en el corazón
Porque dan la lata
Porque tienen frío
Porque piden circo
Porque sufren por costumbre
Porque nos molestan y no nos dejan en paz
Porque no son dignos
Porque piden por favor
Porque todos viven pensando

Las mismas huevadas
Porque andan jugando al mono mayor
Porque piden cosas que no quieren
Y hacen de lo lindo algo imbécil
Porque creen tener derecho a algo
Que no es de cartón
Generación de mierda

Porque me molestas
Porque me haces transpirar
Porque me conversas
Porque tú crees saber quién soy
Porque dices que me quieres

Y no entiendes la mitad de lo que digo
Y luego vas y te disfrazas
Y a veces necesito creer en ti
Necesito creer en ti
Generación de mierda
Estás robando de la casa de tus viejos
Para poder comprar algunas gomas
Mientras te acuerdas que estudiaste
En el Grange School
Tienes que pagarme para poder bailar
Tienes que pagarme o te vas a la cresta
Con tus ganas de ver lo único
Que vale la pena ver

Nos aplaudes porque nos crees vanguardia
Pero cuando aplauda el pueblo te arrancarás
Y tus viejos tienen la mansión en Vitacura
Y tú vas a huevar a Matucana
Lloras la pobreza y a jugar
Al perseguido por la sociedad
Oh, no otro artista más
Se me acerca y me quiere felicitar
Dices que me quieres
Y no entiendes lo que digo ¡Hey!
Y vas y te disfrazas
Y a veces necesito creer en ti
Generación de mierda


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