G7 C7 Knew a girl outside of Nebraska she lived in NebraskaG7 D She had 5 big brothers and a sister named BethlehemG7 C7 She used to sell enchiladas from the back of her daddies pick up truck each dayG7 D G7 I used drive by and see her when ever I was out that way. CHORUSG7 C7 G7 I said Ocho that’s my favorite Mexican numberG7 D It just sounds so good and it rolls right off your tongueG7 C7 If you’re up at night and feeling a little lonelyG7 D G7 Ocho is about as sweet as they come.Continúa después del anuncioN.C. G7 C7 Well now Ocho momma had 5 boys with her daddy in a right rowG7 D Oh when all they really wanted was a little ba-baby girlG7 So when her sister was born in ParisC7 went a little crazy and they called her BethlehemG7 D C7 They swore she was an angel that the Lord had given themG7 C7 Well now when Ocho was born her daddy had been out drinkingG7 D Got home that night and found himself a little baby girlG7 C7 Well he got so excited got that wasted was he said hey honey isn’t this greatG7 D G7 We got us 7 little babies so why don’t we just call her 8 CHORUSC7 G7 He said Ocho that’s my favorite Mexican number (that’s right)G7 D Cuz it sounds so good and it rolls right off your tongueG7 C7 And if you’re up at night and feeling a little lonely (yeah yeah)G7 D G7 Ocho is about as sweet as they come.G7 C7 G7 I said uno, dos, tres, quarto, cinco, sies and siete they’re just fineG7 D G7 Ocho does it for me every time (that’s right that’s what I said)
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