Tres virtudes.
Zona Ganjah
Three virtues.
I want to write to flow and not out of necessity for something to come out. I could assume that this is my livelihood.
It's just that I don't write as obsessively as I used to, now I meditate and summarize in a powerful phrase.
But sometimes frustration prevents this from lasting a couple of bars and that sometimes weighs on me.
But time passes, my hair grows, and like weed blooms, in that I learned that words are used but in a good way.
So grace covers you, everything becomes simpler, just by being where I need to be, my being conforms.
It's about positioning myself where I need to stand, and from there, contemplate the flight of my art.
You have to move forward, you have to be constant. In the flow, there's no need to pressure yourself.
I press my pencil on paper every now and then, and what needs to come out comes out because it's the right moment.
1st CHORUS:
Writer, even though I don't write very often. But occasionally I have to tell what the smoke teaches me.
Periods of writing, sometimes periods of telling your story.
I flow when I feel like it and when I'm sure.
Writer, even though I don't write very often. And if I did it more often, maybe ten would have the value of one.
Periods of writing, sometimes periods of telling your story.
I flow with what comes out of the pencil when I hold it.
It turns out that one day I felt like singing, after knowing how to rap, I thought, maybe singing would be fun and I started recording.
A new universe to play in, forming harmonies, climbing notes.
My throat knows what is not noticed when speaking.
It's just that I think before I didn't do it because my need was small.
Nowadays, I need you to wake up, that's why I do what I have to. And so I live happily. This is how I live the way I want, getting closer to the root. And the root is in the earth. Taking my song from country to country even though they put up so many borders, my mouth never closes, and sings true words to hearts that only expect something.
Something different, there's no technique that can tell you. I just shout it out loud from the heart.
I don't know if I can teach you something that I do just to please myself.
2nd CHORUS:
Singer, even though I hate it when you ask me to sing. I sing when it's necessary or when it flows without pressuring myself.
I don't sing out of the need to be a famous person, but because I need to make you understand certain things.
That's why I sing. But not when you ask me to sing.
When I want to flow and feel self-satisfied.
The part I like least is the idea of being a famous person.
But I show my face in exchange for you to understand certain things.
And if I hadn't come across an instrument in my path, maybe I would have never known.
I consider myself self-productive, for learning to create everything from scratch, because I learned based on my own effort.
Now I move at the pace I want without having to wait for others, but.
Don't take it the wrong way, it's not egocentric, it's when these melodies are born, it's when my flow is complete and valuable to feel that the muse is mine.
Without fears, without pauses, without egos or false postures, it's when you reach that inspiration, the immense source.
And I don't play as obsessively as I used to.
Now I flow at the right moment.
Or when it's relaxing to play a little, because when I feel like it, I just come and play.
Something that comes out without thinking that I'm wrong, something crazy, something new flows over the music and plays in melodies of fire.
3rd CHORUS:
Musician, even though I'm not an academic.
Maybe in another life I had to study because in this one I had to be on stage.
I don't compose in sheet music, my writing suits me.
The ideas in my head somehow form structures.
Musician, even without a title.
I don't have the theoretical, I have the practical.
And everything I need to flow is more than enough, and I know no one would have taught me this way.