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Song Parodies -> "Back To Mexico ( The Border Patrol Song)"
Original Song Title:
"You, Me And Mexico"
Original Performer:
Edward Bear
Parody Song Title:
"Back To Mexico ( The Border Patrol Song)"
Parody Written by:
Malcolm Higins
The Lyrics
been a long time since you came to this country
been a long time, since the INS first saw your face
but I'm deporting you , back to mexico,
you belong over there,
not in my suburban city, you're goin back there
sometimes when I see infra red at the night time
thinkin I'm seein an army of ants way out there
and I'm deporting you, back to Mexico
you can stay over there
not in my suburban city, you're goin back there
guitar lead
and I'm deporting you, back to Mexico
you can stay over there
not in my suburban city, you're goin back there
been a long time, since the INS first saw your face
but I'm deporting you , back to mexico,
you belong over there,
not in my suburban city, you're goin back there
sometimes when I see infra red at the night time
thinkin I'm seein an army of ants way out there
and I'm deporting you, back to Mexico
you can stay over there
not in my suburban city, you're goin back there
guitar lead
and I'm deporting you, back to Mexico
you can stay over there
not in my suburban city, you're goin back there
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dang that has too much hate well i think it does
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