My Stepfather, mi padrastro has always been my Dad
My white Father didn’t stick around, isn’t that sad?
I was six when I transformed into a white Mexican
But I got called “gabacho”, “gringo”, and “Calexican”
In my heart I knew, I just knew I was no “Güero”
But my fucking freckled skin never got the memo
No matter how many times I made el signo de la cruz
My eyes didn’t shift from blues to browner hues
No amount of Tres Flores pomade
changed my blonde hair a single shade
Not eating with tortillas, ni quién sabe qué
Ever helped me Salsa, quebradita, ni Merengue
Sometime around Junior High I got schooled
“You aint one of us pendejo!” “Nobody is fooled”