Damas y caballeros
Están escuchando los mundialmente aclamados
Daddy Yankee, Will.I.Am, come on

Here we go now
Here we go now
Here we go now
Here we go now
(Yeah) here we go now
Here we go now
Here we go now
(Yeah) here we go now

And lets rock wit it
Lets rock wit it
Lets rock, lets rock, lets rock wit it
And lets rock wit it
Lets rock wit it
Lets rock

(Nos fuimos lejos, c'mon)

I'm gonna hop on a plane to PR
I'm gonna hop on a plane to PR
They got hot lil mamacitas
They got hot lil mamacitas

You gonna drop all down to PR
You gonna drop all down to PR
We got nice lil señoritas
We got nice lil señoritas

I know you see all them pretty mammas
See all them pretty mammas
See all them pretty mammas
See all them pretty mammas
Up in the house
Up in the house
Up in the house
Up, up in the house
I know you see all them sexy ladies
See all them sexy ladies
See all them sexy ladies
See all them sexy ladies
Shakin' their ass
Shakin' their ass
Shakin' their ass
Sha-, shakin' their ass

I'm your idol, your highest title, numero uno
Yes I'm Puerto Rican, but I'm speaking so that you know ma' y,
Arroz con habichuela siempre you know ma' y
Los que se tiran la tela fina you know ma' y

Welcome to mi casa la melaza
Donde las mujeres son una amenaza
La tumba del reggaetón y la salsa
Jode con mi música a ver lo que pasa
Evil eyes I can see lookin' at me and it happens every day
'Cause I'm young and I'm brown and I talk this way
They might think I'm Carlitos Way, man, give me a break

Don't try to push me 'cause I feel this way (no te calles, dile)
If you don't feel me your soul must beat it (c'mon)

I'm gonna hop on a plane to PR
I'm gonna hop on a plane to PR
They got hot lil mamacitas
They got hot lil mamacitas

You gonna drop all down to PR
You gonna drop all down to PR
We got nice lil señoritas
We got nice lil señoritas

I know you see all them pretty mammas
See all them pretty mammas
See all them pretty mammas
See all them pretty mammas
Up in the house
Up in the house
Up in the house
Up, up in the house
I know you see all them sexy ladies
See all them sexy ladies
See all them sexy ladies
See all them sexy ladies
Shakin' their ass
Shakin' their ass
Shakin' their ass
Sha-, shakin' their ass

(I'm gonna hop) take me down to PR
Where the señoritas are
I can speak a lil Spanish ¿tú cómo está?
¿Mami, quieres bailar? Dime lo que quieres
I got a lil fetish to be dancing with mujeres
Will.i.am chop up the funk like the shredders
When I'm done rocking they be like ay me jefe
Black man raised in the hood with the ese
Mami tiene que pensar be like dame leche
Dame, dame, dame, mami, mami, mami por favor
Por que esta canción es reggaetón
Daddy Yankee, Will.I.Am collaboration on
From P.R. To East Coast rocking on and on
Aprende mi gente, negros, café, we fighting one another
And I'm asking porque'
'Cause Latin's like blacks, and blacks like Latin's
Lets stop fighting, start fuckin what's happening

I'm gonna hop on a plane to PR
I'm gonna hop on a plane to PR
They got hot lil mamacitas
They got hot lil mamacitas

You gonna drop all down to PR
You gonna drop all down to PR
We got nice lil señoritas
We got nice lil señoritas

I know you see all them pretty mammas
See all them pretty mammas
See all them pretty mammas
See all them pretty mammas
Up in the house
Up in the house
Up in the house
Up, up in the house
I know you see all them sexy ladies
See all them sexy ladies
See all them sexy ladies
See all them sexy ladies
Shakin' their ass
Shakin' their ass
Shakin' their ass
Sha-, shakin' their ass

(I'm gonna hop) yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
You know who's this (Daddy)
Daddy Yankee yo
Will.I.Am collaboration
Cartel
The Big Boss, Daddy
Nosotros nos escuchamos en el mundo entero
Nos están escuchando allá en Júpiter

I'm gonna hop


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Plane to PR Lyrics as written by Will Adams Ramon Ayala

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