Canção Pro Tempo

He woke up early, he woke up too early
He wasn't afraid of the boss or the foreman
He dreamed of the Camaro that he found amazing
But woke up on the bus, always in the back seat
He made some music, the kids from the area told him it was good
When he was on stage he transformed
He sang a crazy rap, he rhymed like crazy
He didn't even make a buck so he took on a job
Subway employee, he dreamed so much, that one day when he woke up
He was accused of a mistake that another guy made
He was fired without rights, that's when things got tough
He got screwed, one day he joined five guys, who said they had a plan
I know he got screwed and ended up in jail
Your time will come, paying for your sins
Repent, freedom will sing

I made this song for time
To see if time gives me a little more time
To see if I can convince you, that we are more than this
We are Hip Hop, we are commitment

And freedom sang, finally went out on the street
Determined to turn the tables and earn his own money
Working as a waiter, it was too hard
Inspired by the Man on the Road from Racionais
He rhymed well, it was in a battle that he won
He became famous, huh
Sharp word, he met a girl who said she was firm
Fell for her beauty and said it was a sure thing and went to live with that girl
But there were no shows and he didn't want to stop
Striker wants a goal, but the girl who was fake wouldn't stop demanding
Said there was a lack of money, encouraging him to steal
And he said like this: Girl, I have a dream and I will dream
See girl, if you want you can leave
One day regret will visit you
When I turn the game around don't come looking for me because I

I made this song for time
To see if time gives me a little more time
To see if I can convince you, that we are more than this
We are Hip Hop, we are commitment

He believed so much and fought so much that he made it
Recorded his own album with the help of the Lord
Sold CDs on the street and on the internet he blew up
Gave a house to his mother and helped his family
Of course that girl came looking for him one day
Regretting not being able to wait
With a child in her arms, asking him to take care
But was denied by a DNA test
Today his fridge is no longer empty
He sang about the injustice of this cold society
Changed millions of lives with the message he wrote
And all the people repeated a chorus he said like this

I made this song for time
To see if time gives me a little more time
To see if I can convince you, that we are more than this
We are Hip Hop, we are commitment