Disfruta
Cidtronyck
Enjoy
Walah
(Yo)
My name doesn’t matter, I’m just a lucky loser
Cidtronyck
On the beat... Tal
(Yo)
I’ve hugged a lot of trees
That smoke doesn’t smell like smoke, I’ve been searching for you around the world
Grounding myself like a magnet
Under the rain, getting soaked
Even if I manage to light a fire and write you a few lines
If I focus too hard, I might burn myself
Sometimes I wish I could die of boredom, buddy
Until I remember music and sex
And I say
Ehh no, better not die
If I did, I’d go far from home
Like cats, and I wouldn’t want anyone to see me
Stretching out in another yard or on another roof that’s not fit
Where there are melancholics like me always remembering
I can die of love, but for love, no way
Pour some gas on the Sun, it’s burning out
Without you, there wouldn’t be a song even if you’re not listening
And I know I’m gonna find something, I don’t know where or when
I don’t have answers
For all the questions
I rang doorbells that never opened
Blame it on me
Enjoy
I don’t have answers
For all the questions
I rang doorbells that never opened
Blame it on me
I don’t care anymore
I’m fed up with unprofessional dealers
I grow my own, but it runs out too, man
And I’m gonna smoke whether it’s legal or illegal, I don’t give a damn
I dodged the law until I score and win
Travel if you can, if not, try it with your mind
Money is everything for humans that don’t build bridges
Or promenades, or runways
I live easy, there are no bars at the entrance of my passage
I want more music
It’s like a fan
Blowing fresh air straight to my heart
That dries up like a bud so I can smoke it in a trombone
And serve as incense for the neighborhood that didn’t trap me
And if it helped me
In the river hide the tears of a weeping willow
It’s not just location
It’s natural strategy like the lyrics of this song
To wake something in me that fell asleep in some season
(Unwrap yourself, sausage)
I don’t have answers
For all the questions
I rang doorbells that never opened
Blame it on me
Enjoy
I don’t have answers
For all the questions
I rang doorbells that never opened
Blame it on me
I don’t care anymore