Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Peruvian Cocaine, artist - Immortal Technique. Album song Revolutionary Vol. 2, in the genre Рэп и хип-хоп
Date of issue: 04.10.2004
Age restrictions: 18+
Record label: Viper
Song language: English
Peruvian Cocaine |
«I've heard whispers… about the financial support your government receives |
from the drug industry?» |
«Well, the irony of this, of course, is that this money, which is in the |
billions, is coming from your country. |
You see, you are the major purchaser of |
our national product, which is, of course, cocaína.» |
«Cocaine. |
On one hand, you’re saying the United States government is spending |
millions of dollars to eliminate the flow of drugs onto our streets. |
At the same time, we are doing business with the very same government that is |
flooding our streets with cocaine?» |
«Mm, mm, si, si. |
Let me show you a few of the other characters that are |
involved in this… tragicomedy.» |
«Oigan ustedes ahi! |
Ustedes trabajando! |
Sigan trabajando carajo!» |
«Oye Luis, ¿Cuándo van a terminar?» |
«Ahorita.» |
«Bueno que se apuren los burros. |
Ahorita viene el camión, apúra, diles!» |
«Ahorita van a venir para recoger los productos, apúrate!» |
I’m on the border of Bolivia, working for pennies |
Treated like a slave, the coca fields have to be ready |
The spirit of my people is starving, broken and sweaty |
Dreaming about revolution ( |
«¡Revolucion!» |
) looking at my machete |
But the workload is too heavy to rise up in arms |
And if I ran away, I know they’d probably murder my moms |
So I pray to Jesú Cristo when I go to the mission |
Process the cocaine paste, and play my position |
Ok, listen, Juan Valdez, just get me my product |
Before we chop off your hands for worker’s misconduct |
I got the power to shoot a copper, and not get charged |
And it would be sad to see your family in front of a firing squad |
So, to feed your kids? |
I need these bricks |
Forty tons in total, let me test it, indeed, I… |
Shit, this is good. |
Pass me a tissue |
And don’t worry about them, I paid off the official |
Yo, it don’t come as a challenge, I’m the son of some of the foulest |
Elected by my people, the only one on the ballot |
Born and bred to consult with feds, I laugh at fate |
And assassinate my predecessor to have his place |
In a Third World fascist state, lock the nation |
With 90% of the wealth in 10% of the population |
The Central Intelligence Agency takes weight faithfully |
The finest type of China white and cocaine, you’ll see |
Honey, I’m home! |
Never mind why your bank account’s suddenly grown. |
It’s |
Funny we’re |
so |
out of this debt from this money we owe! |
Would you |
Run if I told you that I had two governments overthrown |
To keep our son enrolled in a private school and to keep our tummies swollen? |
Come on, our fucking home was built on a foundation |
Of bloody throats. |
The hungry stolen of their souls. |
Of course this country’s |
Running coke. |
I took a stunted oath to hush the ones who know |
The CIA conducts the flow for these young hustlers that lust for dough |
I don’t work in the hood. |
Hit my connect. |
That’s |
What’s really good. |
They supply work to the hood |
These dudes fucking crack me up. |
Scrutinized like |
We inferior. |
Petrified when we meet in my area (Calm down) |
My dudes don’t shoot until I say so. |
You got the loot? |
Give me the «Yay-Yay!» |
like Ice Cube, so don’t play with |
My llello |
. |
We won’t stop for you bastards |
My street scramblers chop it and bag it |
Taking pictures and tapping phones, debating snitches and |
Cracking codes. |
Fast to cuff or blast the fo' on any |
Hustler stacking dough. |
There’s probably crack or blow |
And my overtime is where your taxes go. |
I’ll gain your trust |
Get you to hand weight to us ‘cause we paid up front |
On the low with cameras taping ya. |
Getting popped |
With weight? |
The prison sentence is due. |
Make the call |
And then leave with two kis out the evidence room |
With my fame. |
Truck, boat, or plane, they’re watching you |
You think you got work? |
They’re copping too! |
We control blocks. |
They lock countries and own |
Companies. |
We had nice cars and sneaker money! |
Now there’s players out there talking 'bout they holding |
With bugs in their house like they down South with windows open |
Your dough ain’t long—you wrong—you take shorts and soon |
Feds’ll be up in your mouth like forks and spoons |
So enjoy the rush, live plush off coke bread. |
Soon |
You’ll be in a cell with me like Jenny Lopez |
In a school, I was a bully. |
Now life is fully a joke |
I’ll keep afloat on a boat for Peruvian coke |
Players do favors for governors and tax makers |
Fat Quakers smoke crack and sex acts with bad mayors |
The walls got ears. |
You bigmouths probably scared |
Not prepared to do years like Javier |
«The story just told is an example of the path that drugs take on their way to |
every neighborhood, in every state, of this country. |
It’s a lot deeper than the |
niggas on your block. |
So when they point the finger at you, brother man? |
This |
is what you’ve got to tell them.» |
«I'm not guilty. |
You’re |
the one that’s guilty. |
The lawmakers, the politicians, the Columbian drug lords. |
. |
all you who lobby against making drugs legal, just like you did with alcohol |
during the prohibition! |
You’re |
the one who’s guilty. |
I mean, c’mon, let’s kick the ballistics here: |
ain’t no Uzis made in Harlem! |
Not one of us in here owns a poppy field! |
This thing is bigger than Immortal Technique. |
This is big business. |
This is the American way.» |