Hoy me levanté

In 'Hoy me levanté,' Funky delves into the complex and often contradictory nature of modern society, particularly in the context of war and peace. The song opens with the artist waking up to the grim reality of global conflict broadcasted on television. He highlights the polarized opinions surrounding war, with some advocating for it as a necessary measure against terrorism, while others vehemently oppose it. This dichotomy reflects a world deeply divided, where unity seems to be a relic of the past. Funky reminisces about a time when people stood together in the face of adversity, contrasting it with the current state of fragmentation and disunity.

The song also touches on the pervasive sense of frustration and helplessness that accompanies the ongoing conflicts. Funky observes that while some people continue to fight for victory, others condemn the violence and mourn the increasing number of casualties. This growing list of fallen individuals serves as a stark reminder of the human cost of war. The artist laments the loss of collective strength and unity that once characterized society, suggesting that time has eroded these values, leaving behind a fractured world.

Funky extends his critique to the broader societal issues that plague modern life. He points out the irony of condemning war and violence while domestic issues like family breakdowns, divorce, and child abuse go unaddressed. The artist argues that the erosion of moral values and the neglect of fundamental human connections have contributed to the current state of affairs. He calls for a return to the past, urging society to remember the sacrifices of Jesus and the importance of unity and compassion. By drawing parallels between global terrorism and the 'terrorism' within homes, Funky emphasizes the need for introspection and a reevaluation of priorities to heal a divided world.