| But you ain’t nothin' but a Spic, you ain’t nothin' but a Spic
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| You ain’t nothin' but a Spic, but you ain’t nothin' but a Spic
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| There’s ten of us in that crib, we used to live with my mom and Tia Yolanda
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| Abuela and Tio Jose, oldest sister and father, even my two cousins
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| We made a lot out of nada, one family a bedroom in that two bedroom apartment
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| And you can say that we was strugglin' there but we ain’t ever take no
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| government checks
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| They worked a few jobs, now I ain’t judgin', just sayin' stop the assumptions
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| Our mother would never ever accept the help of another
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| We crammin' in the back of that Nissan like a clown car
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| Drummin' on the steering wheel like the Fania All Stars
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| My mama skippin' meals to feed us, she gettin' flaca
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| And every Sunday morning, we cleanin' and bumpin' salsa
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| My people party till ocho en la mañana, a drink and two steps of Corona
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| And la bachata and still they lookin' at us like we nada
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| They don’t want us as neighbors, they’d rather us clean they casa
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| Every mornin' in class, the pledge of allegiance
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| And teachers treat Latinos like all of us is illegals
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| My pops a cliché cause he left my mama with three kids
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| His next wife with two, dipped and ain’t been seen since
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| Abuelo called from Caracas where he was drunk
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| He cryin' and say he miss us but he ain’t met with us once
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| Why they look at our women like unintelligent sluts?
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| They raise, they cater to us, show affection and love
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| Proud of my sister, there’s not a lot that can fuck with her
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| A Venezuelan girl with a scholarship to Columbia
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| Jealous hoes said it’s to bring minority numbers up
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| Even though she ten times smarter than all them other smuts
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| Yeah, I’m loving Latinas, I swear those Summer nuts
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| They fall in love with you fast after you touch ‘em once
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| ‘Cause we a culture full of passion, yeah
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| But still they lookin' at us like we savage
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| Yeah, in the Heights, they recruitin' for the Marines
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| We ain’t good enough for papers but we good enough to bleed
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| Make us turn on each other and some will join the police
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| But the hustlers do more for my street, they keep the peace, right?
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| El Malecon for the chicharron, a patacon
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| Maybe the mangu in the morning, they smashin' platano
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| We wifin' beautiful women, never the pajarros
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| Older heads sit on the ave, slammin' the dominoes
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| El sabado, the baddest chicks all out, they lookin' thick
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| They got they asses and they tits all out
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| And then that racist motherfucker screamin' Spic all loud
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| He be the one that’s in the club, dancing to Pitbull now
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| That’s why I get all proud when they be reachin'
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| If you wanna call me a Spic, then I’mma be it
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| Venezuelano, Dominicano and Puerto Rican
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| I’m proud of my people, I love y’all my Latinos
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| But you ain’t nothin' but a Spic |