| Caparezza
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| For Puppa Albo
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| On the beat of Puppa Albo
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| They say destiny is written
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| Register
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| Yeah, for sure
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| When it comes to destiny
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| They say that destiny is written
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| When it comes to destiny, me
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| Bo
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| When it comes to destiny, me
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| Bah
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| the
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| When it comes to destiny
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| Suddenly I become controversial
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| It will also be written, yes
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| But with the trait of a doctor
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| We're just leather-bound books
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| Relegated to cells
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| Condominiums children of an alphanumeric Matrix
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| Each page a story of our life
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| At the end it costs a good trip and not in Costa Rica
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| Each chapter takes effort, it sticks to you
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| Like a mime wearing Lycra
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| You've been studying for a title for years, yes, like routine
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| Until no one knows who you are, Wu Ming collective
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| It's more Misery days than King days
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| Everyone holes more than Tiger Woods arriving on the green
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| Then they say the boy is closed, like in a hotel
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| Until he goes off the shelf and is an open book for everyone
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| He flew, among the indifferent I say
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| Alberto Moravia, friend, take some air, listen
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| Life is a gift book on the day you were born
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| And you don't know the price, they canceled it
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| You are on the first shelf, mankind
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| You, among a thousand others on the shelf but in a single volume
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| Better than a necklace
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| Single volume
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| Written with your character
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| Single volume
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| From the prologue to the epilogue
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| Single volume
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| Marked by fantasy
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| Single volume and no one to read you inside
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| With you, you can fan it like in flamenco, you need training day by day
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| You want stories from Tom Sawyer but you're not Mark Twain, on the sidelines, guardrails
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| You're in the Post Office, Bukowski, everything looks a bit Edgar Allan Poe
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| Only with a little more monsters
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| Dear Levi, the truce has ceased in several places in Gaza, in Kabul, in Damascus,
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| about Groznyj
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| Realize that we are books but with the indexes pointed against
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| We feel fear and disgust, Hunter Thompson
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| We last a century, but every second we feel alone like García Marquez a
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| Macondo
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| This is why you think of God before your farewell
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| Even if you never write it, like in the bio
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| Even if you curse him around the barrio
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| As long as you stand on a lectern, don't forget that
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| Life is a gift book on the day you were born
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| And you don't know the price, they canceled it
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| You are on the first shelf of mankind
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| You, among a thousand others on the shelf but in a single volume
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| Rigid or flexible
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| Single volume
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| Encyclopedic knowledge
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| Single volume
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| Already out of print
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| Single volume
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| Yellow, pink, noir
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| And there are those who believe in a single publisher who sits with a beard
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| And he chooses the books for the libraries of the Holy See, he discards those
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| But faith says no, you stay here, burn in the bonfire of vanities
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| Then there are those who believe in the reprint that has reappeared in the window
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| Whoever believes there is no cancellation after the back cover
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| Those who believe only in themselves as a manual on self-esteem
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| I believe they are wasting time, this is life
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| Life is a gift book on the day you were born
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| And you don't know the price, they canceled it
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| You are on the first shelf of mankind
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| You, among a thousand others on the shelf but in a single volume
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| So they discount
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| Single volume
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| They all tell you with one
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| Single volume
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| Maybe they do it too
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| Single volume
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| More than a sleazy one
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| Single volume
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| Single volume
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| We are not free
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| Single volume
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| Only books
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| Single volume
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| Books |