Empírico

I start by announcing my retirement
From all conformism I retire
From battles on Instagram I retire
Just like 2020 retires
Get ready, I'm going to make a turn
Maturity has arrived
And made me dance with wisdom
Childhood time is left in once upon a time
Call it ego, call it haughtiness
But there's no turning back for any stupidity, see?
I made so many mistakes
Even with good intentions, my emotions acted hastily
I will no longer trust my talent, but my character
Where genuineness is characterized
I choose to be more proactive without ceasing to be reactive
To the progressive and negative
I don't promise to stop being offensive
I want to be like Christ
Always love but never passive
Forget about reputation, let them know you by your fruits
Not by winning an argument
No matter who throws me, no matter who wins me
Jesus won and there's no devil or Netflix to profane him

Next
The verse of discord or the verse of legacy, you choose
Chapter two, letter to the new generation
And it goes like this

I'd rather be
Cyrus of Persia than be a King Midas
My victories are by grace, not deserved
More than twenty uninterrupted seasons
In your season five, don't measure yourself
In this genre, I've been part of the prelude
Listen to me if we meet in the interlude
Don't conspire, breathe, leave the rest and the repudiation
Don't shoot the one who inspires you to get into the studio
You'll be upset with this verse
But it's enough for me to know that you'll thank me tomorrow
I've walked where you'll walk
Believe me, someday you'll see me in your mirror
Don't fall into the game of thrones where there are only monkeys
Chasing the same banana
The harvest is plentiful and the workers are few
The kingdom is more than a culture of urban music
I'm not the 1 or the 20 of the movement
I'm unique like Noemi of the chamber
With foundation and always timely
Better than anyone, but like me, no one

This time I open my heart
For this chapter three
Third and final verse, testimony
May it be a great blessing

I tested positive for COVID
And honestly, it wasn't so bad for me
But in my wife's case, it was almost lethal
And I was anxious and desperate
I never saw her like that in all the time we've been married
They were dark and tough days
Waiting for a miracle in a hurry
And only resting in the Lord and his promises
We felt secure again
I left in his hands what slipped away from mine
I remembered the twenty-nine eleven of Jeremiah
That my best days are yet to come
And I will live them with my queen by my side
The one who has always walked with me
The only one who laughs and cries with me
The one who has suffered hunger and need with me
Daliza, God blessed me so much with you
I'm not a millionaire, I'm more than a multimillionaire
Don't doubt that for a second
Because what God gave me is so extraordinary
That it's not for sale, not even for all the gold in the world