Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Dile que no, artist - Def Con Dos. Album song De Poca Madre, in the genre Ню-метал
Date of issue: 16.02.1998
Record label: Dro East West
Song language: Spanish
Dile que no(original) |
Dile queno, dile que se olvide, y déjale claro, que no piensas irte |
Dile queno, dile que se olvide, y déjale claro, que no piensas irte |
Menudo problema, que chungo dilema |
De lo que me enteré el otro día, charlando con mi vieja en la cocina |
¿qué fué, qué pasó? |
Quisiera contároslo, pero no puedo |
No he echado ni un trago y estoy como seco |
Tu dirás, ¿qué te quieres tomar? |
Una jarra de cerveza, bien grande y fría |
Llena a rebosar, de espuma hasta arriba |
Pues ahí va la birra, suelta la lengua |
Y confia a tus amigos tu pinche problema |
Me mojo los labios, y empiezo a contaros |
Y os digo, que en casa me mira, como a un tipo vago |
Pero eso ya lo sabemos, la proxima chela la pagas primero |
Noooo, tal que estaba yo, como ya os he dicho |
En la cocina de casa, con un amigo |
Antes no decías eso |
Pues ahora lo digo |
¿y no estaba tu jefa? |
Dejadme seguir |
Que si no me olvido, y como os digo, después de tomarme el aperitivo |
Mi amigo se fué yo yo me quedé en la cocina de mi casa |
Y hablé con mi anciana, madre, patrona, progenitora, cualquier cosa antes que |
señora |
¿cómo faltas al respeto de esa manera? |
Le falto porque odio que ya no me quiera y me diga: |
Hijo! |
¿sabes que tu padre? |
¿qué le pasa madre? |
Pues que este año entrante ya va a jubilarse |
Y piensa montar una casa de huespedes en este piso |
Ahora que ustedes, sus hijos, ya estais creciditos |
Llegó el momento de irse de casa |
Al fin y al cabo, tú por fin trabajas |
Y llebaba razón la pelleja correosa, pero solo en una cosa |
Y es que a los treinta que llevo cumplidos |
Acaba de darme trabajo un buen amigo y curro poco |
Cobro de milagro |
Y por una puta vez, que tengo dinero para mis gastos |
Cerveza, tequila hachís y tabaco |
Pues llega la vieja y me dice que me vaya |
¿y a dónde? |
Si lo poco que gano no me da para nada |
Con lo a gusto que estoy metido en su casa |
Comiendo caliente, durmiendo en mi cama sin preocuparme de nada! |
Asi que decidme algo, dadme un consejo, no os quedeis callado |
Pues vaya problema, que te ha caido encima, tendrás que aprender a buscarte la |
vida |
¿y ese es el apoyo que me dan mis amigos? |
Llenadme la jarra, que estoy deprimido |
Que pena nos das, nos das mucha pena |
Pero esa la pagas si la quieres ver llena |
Pandilla de buitres interesados |
Fiadme una ronda que mañana la pago |
Maleados tipejos, echadme una mano, que mis padres me quieren ver ya emancipados |
Pues coge a tu viejo por el pescuezo, y dile bien claro que no es el momento |
Y que hasta los cuarenta pero bien entrados, quizás sólo entonces, |
esté preparado |
Dile queno, dile que se olvide, y déjale claro, que no piensas irte |
Dile queno, dile que se olvide, y déjale claro, que no piensas irte |
Gracias amigos, sois estupendos |
Me habeis apoyado en un mal momento |
Y habeis conseguido abrirme la mente |
Asi que me voy a decirle a mi jefe que vaya olvidando lo de los huéspedes |
Que yo todavía vivo ahí, y que de hoy en diez años, no me pienso ir |
Oye mesero, oye camarero, sirve otra ronda que estamos sedientos |
¿la pagas tú? |
No seas pesetero, que luego en un rato, me acerco a un cajero |
Dile queno, dile que se olvide, y déjale claro, que no piensas irte |
Dile queno, dile que se olvide, y déjale claro, que no piensas irte |
(translation) |
Tell him no, tell him to forget, and make it clear that you don't plan to leave |
Tell him no, tell him to forget, and make it clear that you don't plan to leave |
What a problem, what a dilemma |
What I found out the other day, chatting with my old lady in the kitchen |
what was it, what happened? |
I would like to tell you, but I can't |
I haven't had a single drink and I'm dry |
You will say, what do you want to drink? |
A pitcher of beer, very large and cold |
Filled to the brim, foam to the top |
Well, there goes the beer, drop your tongue |
And trust your fucking problem to your friends |
I wet my lips, and I start to tell you |
And I tell you, that at home he looks at me, like a lazy guy |
But we already know that, the next chela you pay first |
Noooo, as I was, as I have already told you |
In the kitchen at home, with a friend |
You didn't say that before |
Well now I say |
and your boss wasn't there? |
let me continue |
That if I don't forget, and as I say, after having the appetizer |
My friend left, I stayed in the kitchen of my house |
And I talked to my old lady, mother, employer, parent, anything before |
madam |
how do you disrespect like that? |
I miss him because I hate that he doesn't love me anymore and tells me: |
Son! |
do you know your father? |
what's wrong mother? |
Well, this coming year she is going to retire |
And he plans to set up a guest house on this floor |
Now that you, your children, are grown |
It's time to leave home |
After all, you finally work |
And the leathery skin was right, but only in one thing |
And it is that at thirty that I have fulfilled |
A good friend just gave me a job and I don't work much |
miracle payment |
And for once, that I have money for my expenses |
Beer, tequila hashish and tobacco |
Well, the old woman arrives and tells me to go |
And where? |
If the little I earn doesn't give me anything |
With how comfortable I am in his house |
Eating hot, sleeping in my bed without worrying about anything! |
So tell me something, give me some advice, don't be silent |
Well, what a problem, that has fallen on you, you will have to learn to look for the |
lifetime |
And that is the support that my friends give me? |
Fill my mug, I'm depressed |
What a pity you give us, you give us a lot of pity |
But you pay for that if you want to see it full |
Gang of interested vultures |
Trust me a round that I'll pay for it tomorrow |
Bad guys, give me a hand, my parents want to see me emancipated |
Well, grab your old man by the neck, and tell him clearly that this is not the time |
And that until the forties but well into, perhaps only then, |
be prepared |
Tell him no, tell him to forget, and make it clear that you don't plan to leave |
Tell him no, tell him to forget, and make it clear that you don't plan to leave |
Thank you friends, you are wonderful |
You have supported me in a bad moment |
And you have managed to open my mind |
So I'm going to tell my boss to forget about the guests |
That I still live there, and that ten years from now, I don't plan on leaving |
Hey waiter, hey waiter, pour another round we're thirsty |
do you pay it? |
Don't be a pesetero, then in a while, I'll go to an ATM |
Tell him no, tell him to forget, and make it clear that you don't plan to leave |
Tell him no, tell him to forget, and make it clear that you don't plan to leave |