Superman

Tell a story Pedro,
I see, I know a story, eh , about a Little fellow named Rodríguez González, a little Swiss fellow … Swiss?
Si, that way we don’t offend nobody,
Little Rodriguez used to work for his mother and father near the mejican boarder in a big giant towels stand – they used to run there
a towels stand Señor?
Si, not a taco stand ?
Si, towels not tacos.
They had a very good business, Señor
You see they used to dry off wetback as they came across the line

But little Rodriguez loved most of all to read comic books
That the towels always came packed in, ey, which is a pretty sneaky way of getting to the subject of this song, which is comic books not towels

And Little Rodriguez used to love to sing about his favorite comic book character, sing it about rod
Píntame de colores packay me llaman Superman, Superman
Píntame de colores packay me llaman Superman, cha cha cha
Píntame de colores packay me llaman Superman
Píntame de colores packay me llaman Superman
Píntame de colores packay me llaman Superman, (up up and away, Señor)
Píntame de colores packay me llaman Superman
(Píntame de colores packay me llaman Superman)
Píntame de colores packay me llaman Superman
Píntame de colores packay me llaman Superman
Píntame de colores packay me llaman Superman
(I really wish you’d tell me what it means in English) yes
Paint me up in crazy colors so I look like Superman
(faster than a speeding bullet)
Paint me up in crazy colors so I look like Superman
(Take a break)
Y si se señor, no no, y si se fue, no no. It is Superman
Píntame de colores packay me llaman Superman
(Philipp Morris)
Píntame de colores packay me llaman Superman
Píntame de colores packay me llaman Superman
Píntame de colores packay me llaman Superman
Píntame de colores packay me llaman Superman
Píntame de colores packay me llaman Superman