Stato Di Natura

When you speak I don't understand, it seems like you're spitting at us
Or you're yelling because you have to amplify four mute verses
You're already lost, big, just after two sneezes
But your concert lasts 15 minutes
Why break everything or be aggressive?
Dogs that growl, but with antidepressants in their pockets
And with other parasites criticize the next one
To make ourselves big, but under the photo put the 'quote'
It's not in my nature
To be whistled at on the street as if I were a dog
It's not in our nature
To say we love each other and in the end love each other so badly
We claim freedom for the body
But we criticize a girl who dresses as she pleases
They teach us that a woman is a mother, a pin-up who drives badly
But the navigator has that voice
Of the servile image with which you have painted us
Feeling obliged to be pushed
You use our breasts everywhere, as if it were normal
But if we breastfeed in public? (It's not done, it's immoral)
It's not in my nature
To be whistled at on the street as if I were a dog
It's not in our nature
To say we love each other and in the end love each other so badly
We are slaves to a patriarchal culture
The culture of possession
Where no one can choose which side to be on
Where a mother is just a mother
A daughter is just a daughter
A man is just a man
And love is just one
And I've seen too many hands not raised
To help others and become slaps
And it's not a compliment to shout 'nice ass'
Remember, knowing how to throw a punch doesn't make you a man
It's not in my nature
To be whistled at on the street as if I were a dog
It's not in our nature
To say we love each other and in the end love each other so badly
It's not in my nature
To be whistled at on the street as if I were a dog
It's not in our nature
To say we love each other and in the end love each other so badly