| In my eternal search for the perfect rhyme,
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| A surrogate assails me at every step,
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| I find topics that seem to come closer,
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| but I finished and that was not what I was looking for, so I continue,
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| In my eternal search for the perfect rhyme,
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| Between the lively corners of a working-class neighborhood,
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| I am a hound, I only guide myself by what I see, the sun rises in the east,
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| a yawn
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| One more day I get up in search of the perfect rhyme,
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| I know it's close, I can smell it
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| Breakfast with my new recipe, cereal in a bowl,
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| and a phrase, "Today I'm going to be better",
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| I'm in shape, I hear the streets name me while my neighbor leans out
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| patio to shake the carpet,
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| According to my girlfriend the 80's are in, so where are my walkmans?
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| The cho puts on his cap,
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| I love the streets with their tags and their murals,
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| They say they dirty, but ma'am, I like them,
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| I don't know if they are my new shoes,
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| but today it is not so hard to walk on the sidewalk,
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| It's another bboy who flies,
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| Healthy soul like a Dada apple,
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| Come closer and bite, today I feel like a snake,
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| I come to tempt you disguised as a voice,
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| Turn off the TV, listen to a communicator,
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| A sincere smile is my business card among the faces of men looking for
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| problems,
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| The difference between the Chojin and any other emcee is that they want
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| pasta and I just want you to love me,
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| Any man is worth more than any flag,
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| Whatever it is, whatever the circumstances,
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| If you are a patriot, just think of one thing,
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| Do you think a DNI makes anyone a better person?
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| With this idea I arrive at the pharmacy,
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| I need a couple of soul patches
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| But also lizipaine to tons,
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| sharp words end up leaving sores in throats,
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| My new neighbors close the front door so as not to come up with me,
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| I think I scare them, although they smile when I look at them,
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| They wait for me nervously, they greet me by commitment,
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| (What's up?)
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| Making rap is like riding a bike
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| If you stop you fall, falling means they forget you,
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| And here the dead don't come back to life like in a thriller,
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| If you fail the rock, you'd better leave,
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| In my eternal search for the perfect rhyme,
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| A surrogate assails me at every step,
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| I find topics that seem to come closer,
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| but I finished and that was not what I was looking for, so I continue,
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| In my eternal search for the perfect rhyme,
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| Between the lively corners of a working-class neighborhood,
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| I'm a bloodhound, I only go by what I see, and people do things I don't
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| I understand why...
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| Sometimes I sit on the Truman show
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| I see a spotlight where the moon should be,
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| Women who instead of men seek fortunes,
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| In this crazy life of soccer and trash TV,
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| The man with the eye in the back of his neck enjoys every last note that the fade gives him
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| whispers in every subject that he likes,
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| He raps but he doesn't act
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| The trick is to be honest, and not to change your position depending on who is listening to you,
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| I am concerned that he says he is not racist,
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| Wow… what do you want me to applaud you? |
| (applause)
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| I am concerned about the one who says that it is not a facade, but put a but after the word
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| look,
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| It is worrying that no emcee talks about immigrants,
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| They make me think that they think it's not important,
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| I made up my mind not to insult Luis Aragonés in this LP and…
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| I know that speaking badly is bad,
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| but Aznar's English is worse and he ended up in Georgetown,
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| It will be that his mustache gives him a lot of down and the power of not being able to make a mistake,
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| fool, Bush, Osama, Sharon, Berlusconi, Putin,
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| The truth is that it is enough to worry,
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| I prefer to listen to my rappers, I hit play and I try to relax... |