Don Creíque

I don't believe the Pope when he reprimands from the Vatican
To pedophile priests reading a written, an internalized
I don't believe the police with the badge number covered
I feel like a thief in uniform, a civilian criminal

Nor the politician from the party with the most votes
If they say they have won
When it's the people who have failed
They call me distrustful and rightly so
And it's because I don't believe in so many things

How could I believe that you were the exception?
If by believing I don't even believe myself
I distrust everything I see or hear
They say I'm incredulous and it won't be because of me

How could I believe that you were the exception?
If by believing I don't even believe myself
I distrust everything they say out there
Believe me when I say I didn't believe you

I don't believe any word that comes before 'but'
Much less if they start with 'I am first'
I'm not sexist, racist, homophobic but
I don't believe those who give opinions and turn them into a dump

Nor the closed lips when mine approach
Accompanied by open eyes and vice versa
The idea floods me that they lack skin
Just like closed minds, they always have their mouths open

I don't believe that bank's 'I will say' when it opens the door for me
With a smile on its face and no shame falls off
Nor the singer who doesn't write his song
Voices without heart terrify me

I don't believe the dictated theater of the prompter
Nor those love kisses in movies, if the script forces them
They call me distrustful and rightly so
And it's because I don't believe in so many things

How could I believe that you were the exception?
If by believing I don't even believe myself
I distrust everything I see or hear
They say I'm incredulous and it won't be because of me

How could I believe that you were the exception?
If by believing I don't even believe myself
I distrust everything they say out there
Believe me when I say I didn't believe you