Se oyen sirenas de fondo
En la calle que está de moda
La madera tras un yonko
Que está corriendo en pelota
Y grita desespera'o (ay, ay, ay, ay)
"La chuta o no hay ropa" (olé)

Y todos corriendo detrás de aquel pobre diablo
Ay, que tan solo hace visible su ansiedad (vamos)
Y tras la muchedumbre se oye un comentario
Que junto a el olor de aquel chigre me hizo recordar
(Toma que toma)

Que hoy el cartero me ha dicho que no hay carta para mí
Poniéndome en entredicho que la fuera a recibir
Porque las cartas de Holanda entra muy mal en el país
Huelen demasia'o a planta'
Y hay mucho vicio aquí
Y hay mucho vicio aquí

Y tras varias deliberaciones
Y dándole muchas vueltas como le di (dale otra ve')
¿Pa' que voy a fumar hierba de otras nacione'
Pudiendo plantar la mía en este país?

Y ahí quedó el pobre yonko to' amorata'o
Ay, de las ostias que los madero' le han regala'o (ojú, pobrecito)
Y tras la muchedumbre se oyó un comentario (cuenta, cuenta)
Que junto a la olor de aquel chigre me hizo recordar

Que hoy el cartero me ha dicho que no hay carta para mí (ojú)
Poniéndome en entredicho que la fuera a recibir
Porque las cartas de Holanda entra muy mal en el país
Huelen demasia'o a planta'
Y hay mucho vicio aquí
Y hay mucho vicio aquí (vámono')

Que hoy el cartero me ha dicho que no hay carta para mí
Con los ojo' enrojeci'os está riéndose de mí
Porque las cartas de Holanda entra muy mal en el país
Cómo serás tan canalla
Mis cartas son pa' mí
Mis cartas son pa' mí (vamos allá)

Que hoy el cartero me ha dicho que no hay carta para mí
Poniéndome en entredicho que la fuera a recibir (ojú)
Porque las cartas de Holanda entra muy mal en el país
Huelen demasia'o a planta'
Y hay mucho vicio aquí
Y hay mucho vicio aquí


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