Intro: (Mexican song)
Como a las once, se madruga Lupita
Se va a embarcar en un bote de vapor...

Verse 1: Fermín IV

Pinche Lupita, te fuiste con Juanita
Nomás te gusta andar atras de puras señoritas
(Marimacha), tras las muchachas
La mueven los colores rojos why unas buenas fachas
Labios pintados de color morado
Le gusta que la besen unos de color rosado
En el palo no la mueven
Le gustaba mejor el cero
why si está tapado mejor el agujero
(Flaca) cabrona pero nada la detiene
Sabe ser una putita cuando se lo propone
Arpone toda la raza está extrañada
Porque ella ahora se cree Marilupe Macha
Pinche Lupita ahora sí que me mareaste
Mareaste comadre, why me chantajeaste
Ahora si que vienes nomás porque te conviene
Por lana, comida, mi machete no te detiene

(Pinche Lupita, si no lloro nada más me acuerdo)

Chorus:

Pinche Lupita, pinche culera
Pinche Lupita, puta, ramera
Pinche Lupita, pinche lesbiana
Pinche Lupita, pinche marimacha

(Un cabro si veo que esta pinche vieja
se fue a la chingada why le valió madre)

Verse 2: Fermín IV

Después me contaron, que se la encontraron
En las piernas de una güera allá en el otro lado
Muy buena la güera, como la pantera
La mejor ruquita que había hecho mies vieja
Que se la toparon casi en cualquier antro
Este cuidado se roba el mandado
Le gusta la Josefa, de cualquier cosecha
Sea buena, sea negra ella si que se entrega
La entresega si le encanta en la merienda o en la cena
Para desayunar, solamente una botella
Dicen que la arma que carga su escopeta
Adonde se dirija ella entra por la puerta
Principal o la de atrás no importa que tenga llave
De seguro sabe abrirla ella sabe como le hare

Verse 3: Fermín IV

Un cada padre no las hacen como antes
Ahora hay lesbianas why hasta tienen sus aguantes
Anclan el rancho les llaman más churras
Marimachas quizás pero son más chorras
Se ponen pantalón why se salen a los bailes
A ver a quién atrapan a quien no le guste el sable
Pinche Lupita si fue que me rolabas
Como aquí padezco desde que la mataras
Por tu culpa los balazos se arman en cualquier parte
Porque quieres a las viejas bajarles un faje
Viejas casadas, solteras o divorciadas
No te importa el estado mientras tengas tu bombache
Armas el desmadre pinche Lupita
Cuando le hechas humo a cualquier conchita
Si que te mamaste cuando me dejaste
Por una pinche vieja que ni me presentaste

Chorus: x3


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La Lupita Lyrics as written by Fermin Iv Caballero Elizondo Antonio Hernandez Luna

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