| Fra is my gift to the homeless
|
| I the mullah among the outcasts
|
| To those who do not have bread and those who have lost their teeth
|
| And it lies in the popular in beehive cells
|
| With his of hers and sisters in forty square meters
|
| A narrow beast in the penitentiaries
|
| Those maybe who go in shaving handcuffs for adolescent mistakes
|
| A year in the cool and criminals leave
|
| This is because of the various wrongs suffered by institutional pigs
|
| To those who go out late at night without expensive clothes
|
| The ones you see at the club only if there is an open bar at the party
|
| With every hangover in the city lost
|
| That every day wandering around looks at the brothers sideways
|
| To those who have taken credit and are troubled by it
|
| You risk cuts
|
| You hope to tell him you weren't cut out
|
| To those born out of breath without fate, God has done it
|
| And at his table without a plate
|
| To those who have the hidden blade inside the boxers
|
| He wants easy grit from one with the Dockers
|
| But you can't give your luck low
|
| Among the fate is a lie and has short legs
|
| And the prince never looks for a wife in the sewers
|
| Our women give birth to children with birthmarks
|
| To those who understand that I have what it takes to tell
|
| Always true, my stuff is of fucking social fabric
|
| This piece is priceless to those who have asked for it
|
| Ask the dust here is different
|
| It is not sociology, films, books or a text
|
| My relationship between brother is direct
|
| I'm in the middle of it and I didn't choose it, no, it's hell
|
| Ask the dust, it's different here
|
| It is not sociology, films, books or a text
|
| My relationship between brother is direct
|
| Ask the black powder
|
| The drum of a revolver or the colorless but true one
|
| What surrounds us brother is misery not just money
|
| Man whether you were born docile or just to harm
|
| To those who wake up early in the morning
|
| The same gesture resigns itself to an honest job for eight hours
|
| To whom at that time draws the last line
|
| Harassing in gab and is silent only to himself
|
| To those who often shoot in the middle of reflex
|
| If you rhyme you pretend to be rough, I dis-respect
|
| Credulous with the myth of man all in one piece
|
| You just need acetone and you get a compressed, cracked stone
|
| To those who have a mother who is anxious and sleepless in a bed
|
| Whoever is dressed in amsa sleeps in the waiting room
|
| Who has a father who speaks only dialect
|
| Times and ways change and the world combines with the imperfect
|
| To those who dream of the limelight and the spotlight
|
| At dawn, the spotlight is that of a moving truck
|
| For your gaps filled with our vows
|
| Left or right remains a mousetrap
|
| And to my grandfather who still squeezes his life out of the garden in Sicily
|
| And my father squeezed the life out of the body
|
| And to my filthy filthy filthy filthy
|
| To those who have up-now and want everything and up-now
|
| Mine is a race of losers
|
| The fucking cycle of vanquished and fake myths
|
| Atavistic hunger
|
| Those who are hungry swallow and do not chew
|
| If he chewed he would know the world how much harm it hurts! |