Otro Amanecer (feat. D.OZi)

Alright, they try to silence my voice
'Cause what I speak is so real
My mother gave me life
And the streets had to take me in

Where I come from, the word war is breakfast
The apartments get raided from 100 to 1
We see the sick getting suffocated, and that’s how it goes
The scans from the Motorola, from the gate to the ass

The thousands for the short ones
The few are for the sick
24 hours like the green
In case you catch a cold

Here everyone talks about the can
But no one’s scraped their fingers where you get caught
Riding at night with the gamma rays
Throwing a party, they’ve dropped like twenty
From me, the bus grows

I saw with my own eyes the government’s abuse
The rain of bullets, the external problems
Mothers crying, the sick kids
They didn’t tell me, I lived in hell

Just come, try it out
Here the war isn’t over
Another dawn, that’s how we live

They say a man is defined by his testimony
I’ve seen God’s monkey, the devil’s face
The tears of peace breaking the pain
The rifle piercing the shield of the saints

The ghost of war wipes out generations
Many families create their own curses
Death in chains is devouring them
Grandpa’s dead, son’s locked up, grandson’s fighting

Against the same neighborhood, that’s how you can see
This is a holy war, Palestine and Israel
Tell me how we’ll reach an alliance
If the dead in silence keep screaming for revenge

Just come, try it out
Here the war isn’t over
Another dawn, that’s how we live

Yankee, leave the revenge for the shoelaces
You never drop the load until you open the packages
There’s no fortune when the boat leaves under this moon
But the lion only hunts when the jungle is dark

Tell me, D. Ozi, that it almost wasn’t gonna happen
Don’t wait, if it’s bullets, those who shot me are overdoses
I’m not going to the fridge, don’t mess with me
I’m all about the truth, don’t talk to me about the streets

We burned ourselves until the sun went down
Where the preventive patrol has never been effective
But now we’re on stage raising the floor
Excuse me DY and D.O, the people wanted it

I saw with my own eyes the government’s abuse
The rain of bullets, the external problems
Mothers crying, the sick kids
They didn’t tell me, I lived in hell

Just come, try it out
Here the war isn’t over
Another dawn, that’s how we live

(That’s how we live)