Bringing It Back From Mexico

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Thirty Days past september In the jailhouse, I remember We all got caught with too much soul Bringing it back from mexico Bringing it back from mexico Spanish lights and pretty faces Trip you out to where the place is Load you up and let you go Bringing it back from mexico Bringing it back from mexico Across the border is where you get her The wine's good, there ain't no better I think I'll get me some to go Bringing it back from mexico Bringing it back from mexico

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