Текст и перевод песни Darkiel - Tu Placa Y Mis Zapatos

Tu Placa Y Mis Zapatos

Hello, bendición mai
- Hay hijo
Llevaba tiempo esperando esta llamada
Espero que este todo bien
Te llame para decirte que te amor y te extraño mucho
No puedo hablar mucho, vienen los guardias por ahí
- Ok hijo, Dios te bendiga
También te amo y te extraño mucho
Pórtate bien
Dímelo rey
Te estas buscando el peso de la ley
Esa que invento la trampa
Y la vemos en prisión break

Yo se que estas al día
Cero fotos y la mente fría
Pero conocen tu carro
Y donde estas todos los días

Un calvito, un tipo de barba
Y espejuelitos de esos que
Se la montaban cuando era
Un chamaquito

Pero como no estudio
En las notas era flojito
Ahora se cree inspector gaye
Investigando los delitos

Es un agente con placa
Tirado en la butaca
La baqueta y el ak
La licencia me la sacan

Mere bom
También tengo familia so cabrxx
Y la mantengo a mil cojones
Tu ni pagas la pensión chacho

Pichadera a esos cabrones
Instituciones de tres letras ni me las menciones
Sabe lo que dice el libro y en su organizaciones
Ninguno salio del barrio ni vivió mi situación

Pero rey
Escúchame mi hermano
Nos cansamos de luchar en vano
Sin ninguna mano y la montamos

En base a lo que vimos prosperamos
Ya no tengo que pasarle las tenis a mis hermanos
No quiero las yezzy, no se pa que
Me conformo con las trece baron y las once break

Que mi mai tenga el agua al dia
Cable y las luz sin pillo
Y montarle gomas nuevas
Al carro de todo mi corillo

Andar montado
Puñeta si lo he sudado
Esto no es dinero fácil
Esto si que es complicado

Andar siempre cuatro ojos
Bendiciones para la envidia
Salir ready para comer un
Domingo con mi familia

Ahora suman y restan
Tu sabes de eso sabemos
Suman años que bajan
Claro si no vendemos

Tu trabajas por los tuyos
No juzgues como lo hacemos
Los que nacimos en la calle
Ahí es que terminaremos

Ya lleva meses detrás de la reja
Ya son semanas sin ver a la vieja
El tiempo pasa y todo mas se aleja
Haci es la vida del que no se deja Se siente el frió de la noche
Y el calor del medio día
El ambiente que se carga
Y esta celda esta vacía

Ya son muchas los días
Las noches y mi agonía
Comienzo cuando siento
Tratar de mas por el día

Y entristece pasan los días
Pasan los meses
Pasa el mismo avión por el techo
Y me enloquece ver como pasan las horas
Sin que yo me agote

Ver pasar esa macana
Por cada uno de los barrotes
Escúchame oficial no me vega a juzgar
Nuestra vida no es la misma no se venga a comparar

No tuve el privilegio de poder estudiar
Tampoco tuve la pala para la academia entrar
Mere papo con esa placa todos son guapos
Nunca quise ser ganster nunca quise ser capo

Lo hice por mi familia
Por poder llevar un plato
Y por que no me dan trabajo
Sin tener bachillerato brrrrrr

A los de barrio nos marginan
No digas que no tu sabes que no discriminan
Me cago en la madre del chota y de todos los que opinan
Sin saber que para haca abajo los de arriba contaminan

Ya lleva meses detrás de la reja
Ya son semanas sin ver a la vieja
El tiempo pasa y todo mas se aleja
Haci es la vida del que no se deja

Your Badge And My Shoes

Hello, blessings ma
- Hey son
I've been waiting for this call for a long time.
I hope everything is alright.
I called to tell you that I love you and miss you very much.
I can't talk long, the guards are coming around.
- Ok son, God bless you.
I love you and miss you very much too.
Behave yourself.
Tell me king
You are being sought by the weight of the law.
The one who invented the trap.
And we see it on Prison Break.

I know you're up to date.
Zero photos and a cool mind.
But they know your car.
And where you are every day.

A bald guy, a beard type.
And those little mirrors that.
They would put it on when I was.
A little boy.

But as he didn't study.
He was lazy in the notes.
Now he thinks he's Inspector Gadget.
Investigating the crimes.

He's an agent with a badge.
Lying on the couch.
The stick and the AK.
They take away my license.

Mere boom.
I also have a family, so dammit.
And I support her with a thousand balls.
You don't even pay child support, dude.

Shooting at those bastards.
Three-letter institutions don't even mention them to me.
He knows what the book says and in his organizations.
No one came out of the neighborhood or lived my situation.

But king.
Listen to me bro.
We're tired of fighting in vain.
Without any hand and we ride it.

Based on what we saw we prosper.
I don't have to give my brothers my sneakers anymore.
I don't want the Yeezys, I don't know why.
I'm happy with the thirteen baron and the eleven break.

That my mom has water every day.
Cable and lights without a hitch.
And put new tires on her.
To my whole crew's car.

Riding around.
Damn, I've sweated it.
This is not easy money.
This is complicated.

Always walk with four eyes.
Blessings to envy.
Go out ready to eat a.
Sunday with my family.

Now they add and subtract.
You know about that, we know.
Years add up that go down.
Of course, if we don't sell.

You work for yours.
Don't judge how we do it.
Those of us who were born on the street.
That's where we'll end up.

He's been behind bars for months.
It's been weeks without seeing the old lady.
Time passes and everything gets further away.
That's life for those who don't give up. You feel the cold of the night.
And the heat of midday.
The atmosphere that is charged.
And this cell is empty.

It's been many days.
The nights and my agony.
Begin when I feel.
Trying more for the day.

And it saddens the days go by.
The months go by.
The same plane passes over the roof.
And it drives me crazy to see the hours go by.
Without me getting exhausted.

See that club go by.
For each of the bars.
Listen to me, officer, don't come judge me.
Our lives are not the same, don't come compare.

I didn't have the privilege of being able to study.
I didn't have the shovel to get into the academy either.
Mere papo with that badge, everyone is handsome.
I never wanted to be a gangster, I never wanted to be a capo.

I did it for my family.
To be able to bring a plate.
And because they don't give me a job.
Without a high school diploma brrrrrr.

They marginalize us people from the neighborhood.
Don't say no, you know they don't discriminate.
I shit on the snitch's mother and everyone who has an opinion.
Without knowing that down here the ones above contaminate.

He's been behind bars for months.
It's been weeks without seeing the old lady.
Time passes and everything gets further away.
That's life for those who don't give up.