| I feel a hot wind on my shoulder
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| And the touch of a world that is older
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| I turn the switch and check the number
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| I leave it on when in bed I slumber
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| I hear the rhythms of the music
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| I buy the product and never use it
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| I hear the talking of the DJ
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| Can’t understand, just what does he say?
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| I’m on a Mexican radio
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| I’m on a Mexican (whoa-oh) radio
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| I dial it in and tune the station
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| They talk about the U.S. inflation
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| I understand just a little
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| No comprende, it’s a riddle
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| I’m on a Mexican radio
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| I’m on a Mexican (whoa-oh) radio
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| I’m on a Mexican radio
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| I’m on a Mexican (whoa-oh) radio
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| I wish I was in Tijuana
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| Eating barbecued iguana
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| I’d take requests on the telephone
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| I’m on a wavelength far from home
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| I feel a hot wind on my shoulder
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| I dial it in from south of the border
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| I hear the talking of the DJ
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| Can’t understand, just what does he say?
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| I’m on a Mexican radio
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| I’m on a Mexican (whoa-oh) radio
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| I’m on a Mexican radio
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| I’m on a Mexican (whoa-oh) radio
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| Radio, radio
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| Radio, radio
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| Radio, radio
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| Radio, radio
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| I’m on a Mexican radio
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| I’m on a Mexican (whoa-oh) radio
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| I’m on a Mexican radio
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| I’m on a Mexican (whoa-oh) radio
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| Radio, radio
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| What does he say?
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| Radio, radio
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| Radio, radio
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| Radio, radio |