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La Cucaracha
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Louis Armstrong
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When a fellow loves a maiden
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And that maiden doesn't love him,
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It's the same as when a bald man
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Finds a comb upon the highway.
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The cucaracha, the cucaracha,
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Doesn't want to travel on
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Because she hasn't,
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Oh no, she hasn't
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Marihuana for to smoke.
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All the maidens are of pure gold;
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All the married girls are silver;
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All the widows are of copper,
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And old women merely tin.
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My neighbor across the highway
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Used to be called Doa Clara,
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And if she has not expired
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Likely that's her name tomorrow.
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All the girls up at Las Vegas
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Are most awful tall and skinny,
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But they're worse for plaintive pleading
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Than the souls in Purgatory.
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All the girls here in the city
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Don't know how to give you kisses,
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While the ones from Albuquerque
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Stretch their necks to avoid misses.
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All the girls from Mexico
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Are as pretty as a flower
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And they talk so very sweetly,
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Fill your heart quite up with love.
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One thing makes me laugh most hearty
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Pancho Villa with no shirt on
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Now the Carranzistas beat it
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Because Villa's men are coming.
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Fellow needs an automobile
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If he undertakes the journey
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To the place to which Zapata
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Ordered the famous convention.
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