III + 

Teestay + 

Of tropic sensations, the worst + 

Is, sin duda, the tropical thirst. + 

When it starts in your throat and constantly grows, + 

Till you feel that it reaches down to your toes, + 

When your mouth tastes like fur + 

And your tongue turns to dust, + 

There’s but one thing to do, + 

And do it you must, + 

Drink teestay. + 

Teestay, a drink with a history, + 

A delicious, delectable mystery, + 

“Cinco centavos el vaso, señor,” + 

If you take one, you will surely want more. + 

Teestay, teestay, + 

The national drink on a feast day; + 

How it coolingly tickles, + 

As downward it trickles, + 

Teestay, teestay. + 

And you wish, as you take it down at a quaff, + 

That your neck was constructed à la giraffe. + 

Teestay, teestay. + 