Reza Por Mí (feat. Maka)

No one knows why I became cold
Why I lost all my nobility
A light is missing to illuminate my path
Because even the stars have gone out

I don't know where destiny will take me
In this world that brings so much sorrow
I feel lost and empty
And each year that passes weighs on me

No one knows the suffering I endure
Because no one cares
If I die tonight
Tomorrow I'll be underground

Where we are all the same
No matter what one has
We are dust, don't forget
Death doesn't care who you are

This is for the neighborhood, for those who hate, for my adversary
For the elderly praying the rosary
Dark times for the neighborhoods
They've killed their child, it's in all the newspapers

I was raised among flamenco, in a working-class neighborhood
Drugs also circulate to make money
With the noose around the neck, next to the hole
Life is a joke, dude is at zero

I love my mom, the neighborhood calls me
And I have a thousand desires, I don't want to be in bed (no)
My Inma, my Ayax, Rafa, Granada
Nothing will happen to them

The bed, the karma, soul problems
I record this week
My pain doesn't heal, my cat Roxanne
Winning dinner, life is a caravan

It won't always go well for you (no)
Words are carried away by the wind (carried away by the wind)
Lots of family, lots of suffering (lots of suffering)
I lied to you, that's why I regret

That's why I can't sleep, that's why I don't feel anymore
As a child, I stole, mom cried
Life burned, a plate was never missing

The neighborhood changes you, the desires, the craving
Deception, malice, then the stab

Mom prays for me, mom prays for me
Mom— (mom—)
Mom prays for me (mom prays for me)
Mom prays for me (mom prays for me)

Mom prays for me when I go out on the street
She knows what she knows, asks God to get me out
Of where I've gotten myself into (where I've gotten myself into)
But I keep doing my thing (but I keep doing my thing)

Mom prays for me when I go out on the street
She knows what she knows, asks God to get me out
Of where I've gotten myself into (where I've gotten myself into)
But I keep doing my thing (but I keep doing my thing)