Hawái

stop lying to yourself
The photo you uploaded with him, saying he was your heaven
Baby, I know you so well, I know it was to make me jealous
I won't tell you who, but, crying for me, they saw you
For me, they saw you

Let me tell you
You can see that he treats you well, that he is a true gentleman.
But that won't change that I got there first.
I know it's going to go well for you, but
He doesn't love you like I love you

You may not need anything, apparently nothing
Hawaii on vacation, my congratulations
What you post on Instagram is very nice
So that I can see how you're doing, so that I can see

You may not need anything, apparently nothing
Hawaii on vacation, my congratulations
What you post on Instagram is very nice
So that I can see how well you are doing, but you are doing badly
Because love cannot be bought with anything

Lie to all your followers
Tell them that times are better now
I don't think that when I call you, you'll ignore me.
Yes, after me, there will be no more loves

You and I were one
We did it on an empty stomach, before breakfast
We smoked the hookah and the smoke passed to you
And now, in this war, no one wins

If you ask me, it's no one's fault
Sometimes one's problems come together
Let me talk, please, don't interrupt me
If I did something wrong to you, then forgive me

People will believe you
You play that role well
Baby
But you're not happy with him

You may not need anything, apparently nothing
Hawaii on vacation, my congratulations
What you post on Instagram is very nice
So that I can see how you're doing, so that I can see

You may not need anything, apparently nothing
Hawaii on vacation, my congratulations
What you post on Instagram is very nice
So that I can see how well you are doing, but you are doing badly
Because love cannot be bought with anything

(Stop lying to yourself)
(The photo you uploaded with him, saying he was your heaven)
Mamacita
(Baby, I know you so well)
(I know it was to make me jealous) Maluma, baby
(I won't tell you who, but, crying for me, they saw you)
(For me, they saw you)

Daddy Juancho