Vas caminando despacio
Sin ganas de sonreír, de sonreír
Hemos quedado en el barrio
Unos litros y cien duros de hachís

Perdidos en cualquier lado
Soñando con escapar, con escapar
La mayoría del paro
Y el que curra del trabajo temporal

Han pasado 10 años
¿Mis colegas dónde están?
El que no anda en el mako
Hare poco lo acabaron de enterar
La heroína no acudió a su funeral

Ey, chaval
Siempre a la sombra de la sociedad
Somos la causa de su malestar
Escúlpele al sistema y nunca dejes de molestar

No, chaval
No es ley de vida, tu desigualdad
No te dieron la oportunidad
Escúlpele al sistema y nunca dejes de molestar

Existe una alternativa
Legalizar
Esto tiene que cambiar
Lo vamos a cambiar

¿Qué te ha pasado princesa
Que no te veo sonreír, sonreír?
Aun no tienes tu dosis
Por la noche te tienes que porstituír

Maldita mierda prohibida
Que nuestros sueños rompió, los rumpió
Hablabamos de injusticias
Comenzábamos nuestra revolución
Comenzábamos nuestra revolución

Ey, chaval
Siempre a la sombra de la sociedad
Somos la causa de su malestar
Escúlpele al sistema y nunca dejes de molestar

No, chaval
No es ley de vida, tu desigualdad
No te dieron la oportunidad
Escúlpele al sistema y nunca dejes de molestar

Existe una alternativa
Legalizar
Esto tiene que cambiar
Lo vamos a cambiar

Agresividad
No somos ratas de ciudad
Agresividad
Contra el estado del malestar
Agresividad
No somos ratas de ciudad
Agresividad
Contra el estado del malestar

Del paraíso al infierno
Hay un paso nada más
La prohibición es un business
La droga existe y no la vas a eliminar
La solución consiste en legalizar

Ey, chaval
Siempre a la sombra de la sociedad
Somos la causa de su malestar
Escúlpele al sistema y nunca dejes de molestar

No, chaval
No es ley de vida, tu desigualdad
No te dieron la oportunidad

A mis colegas y a la peña en general
No os dejéis nunca eslavizar,
La unión hace la fuerza
Nunca, no la has de olvidar


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Mis Colegas Lyrics as written by Jose Miguel Redin Redin Roberto Ganan Ojea

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    Fine, to all who have requested, here's a translation. As always, please note that some expressions are impossible to translate into English, so it'll be a bit off.

    My Mates

    You're walking slowly, not feeling like smiling, smiling We have remained in the neighborhood, a few litres and a hundred stoned on hashish Lost in any place, dreaming with escaping, escaping Most of the strikers, and those who work temporary jobs 10 years have gone by, my mates, where are they? Whoever's not in jail, was recently buried Heroin didn't assist the funeral

    Hey, kid, always in society's shadow We're the cause of its ill-being Spit on the system and never stop bothering No, kid, your inequality isn't law of life You weren't given the chance Spit on the system and never stop bothering

    There's an alternative, to legalize This has to change, we will change it

    What's happened to you, princess? I don't see you smiling, smiling You don't have your dose yet, by night you have to whore yourself Fucking forbidden shit, that our dreams shattered, shattered We spoke of injustices, starting our revolution We were starting our revolution

    Hey, kid, always in society's shadow We're the cause of its ill-being Spit on the system and never stop bothering No, kid, your inequality isn't law of life You weren't given the chance Spit on the system and never stop bothering

    There's an alternative, to legalize This has to change, we will change it Aggression! We're not city rats Aggression! Against the state of unrest Aggression! We're not city rats Aggression! Against the state of unrest

    From paraside to hell, there's only one step Prohibition's a business Drug exists and you won't eliminate it The solution lies in legalization

    Hey, kid, always in society's shadow We're the cause of its ill-being Spit on the system and never stop bothering No, kid, your inequality isn't law of life You weren't given the chance Spit on the system and never stop bothering

    To my mates and the general public Don't let yourself be enslaved Union makes strength You should never forget

    Eliminationon November 11, 2009   Link

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