| In public school I had to go, but it was always on the street that I learned everything
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| I was seven when I saw the world fall on me, my mother lost
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| The best student I went there, in adolescence was that I decayed
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| I dropped out of college to be an MC, argued at home and threatened to leave
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| I never smoked, I never drank, I dreamed a lot and it was about this here
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| Singing about my problems, hitting the system, taking off your handcuffs and today I'm David
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| I look at the past and I see us there, on my father's Steed, watching the sun go down
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| It was me and Cris, if you are not him, I don't owe you
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| If you've ever jumped the turnstile to catch the bus, you know what I went through
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| If that sound hit your heart, you know what I went through
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| Because today I have everything I dreamed of, I even gave my father a new car
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| But I already felt like a winner when one day I bought
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| A red Celtic, no air and no direction
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| In 60 times, I paid each installment
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| And I felt alive, the world in my hand
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| Today I'm flying, but I know where the ground is
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| It was a red Celtic, with no air and no direction
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| In 60 times, I paid each installment
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| And I felt alive, the world in my hand
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| Today I'm flying, but I know where the ground is
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| Take the vision
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| I only had a videoke microphone, I'll tell you
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| Recorded on K7 tape, I didn't have a PC, I never had ICQ
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| Hitting a ruler on a shoe box I made the sound of the boxes
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| With pen and plate, playing guitar alone in my room
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| And the broken-in still thinks it's a boy (Spoken)
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| Playing Need for Speed underground I dreamed of the day I would run
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| Putting Danone on the bike, my own downpipe I knew how to make
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| It's the Monza I saw my father buy, right after I saw him sell
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| To put food in the house he built for fate to make him lose
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| The Criolo shouted, I rhymed, my world spun under the hood
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| I learned if I won and I learned a lot more if I lost there in Santa Cruz
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| I carried my cross, and with my sweat today I am entitled
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| The promise I made to my grandmother that they would never cut our light again
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| If you've ever jumped the turnstile to catch the bus, you know what I went through
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| If that sound hit your heart, you know what I went through
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| Because today I have everything I dreamed of, I even gave my father a new car
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| But I already felt like a winner when one day I bought
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| A red Celtic, no air and no direction
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| In 60 times, I paid each installment
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| And I felt alive, the world in my hand
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| Today I'm flying, but I know where the ground is
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| It was a red Celtic, with no air and no direction
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| In 60 times, I paid each installment
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| And I felt alive, the world in my hand
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| Today I'm flying, but I know where the ground is
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| Take the vision |