| I went out to meet the two teachers I always had,
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| If they dictated their lessons I was there,
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| Octove cum laudes, I felt the fraud of existence
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| And I was able to muddle through even though the sunset almost wiped out my virtues.
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| The city and the words speak to me
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| At all hours, where these neurons stop,
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| Alone with a book, he gave me advice,
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| And the street reflexes to save the skin.
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| I keep submerging myself among the leaves and evading myself when the rest fills me up,
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| Firm discipline of this autodidact,
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| With sick obsession to rap I give myself,
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| If I don't read, how am I going to write exact minutes later.
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| The conscience behind my forehead said learn
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| In case the edge of destiny catches the thread of the one that my rap sells,
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| I don't want to be a nobody in this life,
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| Go to the dance and see that the prettiest girl doesn't even look at me.
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| Reading inspires me, for me it is something necessary,
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| While children dream of being the gangsters of their neighborhood,
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| This is my tribute to the wisdom of the centuries,
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| Teachings of a man called a book.
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| (Nah)
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| Streets where the one who fails always pays,
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| Where there are scoundrels willing to do anything for a couple of lines,
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| Patience bursts when nothing is predictable
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| And a simple argument ends in an irreversible coma.
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| Walls as free art show that the sidewalk is ours,
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| Style and protest against imposed oppression,
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| Abuse in the form of gendarme or poisons that rot the flesh,
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| Mastering me was never easy.
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| Another day, another euro for the pocket,
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| Brick castles watching the rascal,
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| They see the sparkle in the eyes of a restless child,
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| Whose only concept of respect is a knife.
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| I earned mine with my actions closing deals,
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| Legal or illegal, no more sneaks,
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| Betrayal for sport is a chronic evil
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| And the ritual of the usual suspect going undercover.
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| School of gastasuelas, caution reigns pal who sells taps,
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| Sequels make ashes to the one who sniffs,
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| And maybe your goal is to concentrate Mr. Street,
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| He will always be there to teach you.
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| (All Day Green)
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| The concentration out there and everyone knows that life
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| It is more difficult if you do not have school,
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| They say you will have no future. |
| that you won't win fabric,
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| Mr. Book proposes that you kick the sidewalks.
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| Smart boy on the street now he goes wherever he wants,
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| Mr. Calle welcomes you as if he were his son,
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| Nobody tells him anything known as orqueras,
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| The smartest in his class and on the street is his school. |