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I have not found a convincing interpretation of this letter, I find that is based on a story that occurred in Mexico, which is reprimanded by having sex in public, the singer then makes a classic defense of this attitude of saying that "worse is to kill" the rabble to respect the title of the song could be the police that gives high or excessively puritanical people who do not understand this behavior, "despite having been there" (in the female reproductive system), if only at the time of his birth.
Hope you like it as much as me.
GENTUZA
I see him on TV every day
I hear on the radio
not humid but it sure is hot
Back in Mexico
The boy is me
enough near the boundary (the beginning of the end)
says they all have been there
Too late, my friend
rabble
I always used to have a laugh (ha, ha, ha)
rabble
ahead, laugh until you drop
(Smile awhile)
Well, I'm the kind of guy who keeps the big mouth closed
not bother me
Someone gave me the high
left me sunk in misery
I have never shot anyone
Even I gun
have not done anything wrong
I'm just having fun
Gentuza
Siempre sirve para unas risas (ja, ja, ja )
Gentuza
Adelante, ríete hasta reventar
(Sonríe un rato)
Riff Raff
you see it on television every day
you hear it on the radio
it ain't humid but it sure is hot
way down in Mexico
police tryin' to tell me
beginnin' of the end
sayin' it'll bend me
too late my friend
riff raff
well it's good for a laugh
riff raff
go on and laugh yourself in half
havin' a good
time now I'm the kind of guy That Keeps my big mouth shut
But do not bother me Somebody kickin 'me when I'm up
leave me in misery I never shot nobody
do not even carry a
gun I is not done nothing wrong
I'm havin 'fun riff raff
oh well it's good for a laugh
riff raff go on laugh yourself in half
thank you so nice to be back
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