Doméstica
Eduardo Dusek
Housemaid
She went to work
Recommended for two foreigners
Just like that
As soon as she arrived from the countryside
It was a couple
Acting all fancy
But the salary
Was like, a horror
The madam had a habit
A weird one of hitting
And she would beat
When things were wrong
She didn't even care
Housemaid!
That's what she was
Housemaid!
Without a signed contract
She fell into traps
She was an
Employee
Housemaid!
She never noticed
The number of razor blades
She didn't see
The mirrored table in the living room
She didn't ask
What a small package was
The cops came down
She got into the police car
At the police station
Her American boss threatened
Remember I'm
A millionaire
I was sniffling, with a cold
Don't be stupid, please
Housemaid!
Disguised drug dealer
As a housemaid
Made headlines in the newspapers
The couple turned on her
Blaming the housemaid
In prison she learned
From her companions
How to get by
To hustle, like no one else
She became famous
In the prison environment
With the mulatto
Who was born to be someone
Because the
Housemaid!
Got a domestic prison
She got out for good behavior
But swore at that moment
To avenge the housemaids
So someone
Advised her right away
Take a walk
See if you can find a baron
Because better
Than the countryside or a cell
Is to have tourists and make money
On the boardwalk
Until one day
A silver Mercedes honked
It was a German blonde
Who opened the car door for her
And slapped her
Housemaid!
Became a baroness
Housemaid!
Even with the baron's quirks
She handled the situation
Leading a domestic life
Fulfilled in her mansion
In Stuttgart
Listening to Mozart and Beethoven a lot
With a little mulatto
Running around the house
Who was an heir
With blue eyes like the baron
She needed a nanny
She put out an ad
Bilingual in the newspaper
Her butler opened the door
A somewhat tacky blonde
A backyard Yankee
Housemaid!
It was the American, the housemaid
The black woman laughed
Said
Now I'm avenged
You will be my
Housemaid!