Hoy me he levantado dando un salto mortal
Echado un par de huevos a mi sarten
Dando volteretas he llegado al baño
Me he duchado y he despilfarrado el gel
Porque hoy, algo me dice
Que voy a pasármelo bien

Sé que tengo algunos enemigos
Pero esta noche no podrán contar conmigo
Porque voy a convertirme en hombre lobo
Me he jurado a mí mismo que no dormiré solo
Porque hoy, de hoy no pasa
Y voy a pasármelo bien

Voy a cogerme un pedo de los que hacen afición
Me iré arrastrando a casa con la sonrisa puesta
Mañana yo sí puedo dormiré la siesta
Pero esta noche no, esta noche no
Esta noche, algo me dice
Que voy a pasármelo bien

Bueno, vamos a ver
Que encontramos en esta agendilla de teléfonos
Nunca se sabe
Marta, Maria del Mar, Ana
¿Elena estará? No sé
Pero voy a pasármelo bien

Hoy me he levantado dando un salto mortal
Me he quitado el pijama sin usar las manos
Dando volteretas he llegado al baño
Le he dado buenos das a mis padres y hermanos
Porque hoy, hoy no sé por qué
Pero voy a pasármelo bien

Voy a pasármelo bien
Voy a pasármelo
Muy bien
Muy bien
Muy bien
Voy a pasármelo bien
Muy bien
Muy bien
Muy bien

Y voy a pasar, voy a pasármelo bien
Eh, eh
Muy bien
Voy a pasármelo bien
Eh, eh
Eh, eh
Muy bien
Y voy a pasármelo bien
Eh, eh
Muy bien

Muy bien


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