Eles querem que você se sinta mal
Pois assim eles se sentem bem

Eu nasci pobre mas não nasci otário
Eu é que não caio no conto do vigário
Eu tenho fé em Deus pra resolver qualquer parada
Chega com respeito na minha quebrada

Eu não vim pra me explicar
Eu vim pra confundir
Eu não vim pra me explicar

Vem cá seu cú-de-burro eu vou te dar um esculacho
Sua atitude é de playboy por que sua vida é muito fácil
Vencer na vida, no mundão é pra quem tem coragem
Um dia eu levo ela pra ver o por do sol da laje

Tamo aí na atividade
Tamo aí na atividade
Tamo aí na atividade

Me basta que venha do surf
Me basta que venha do skate
Basta que venha do coração
Basta que venha da mente

Me basta que venha do surf
Me basta que venha do skate
Basta que venha do coração
Basta que venha da mente

(Eles são gente) mas não são gente como a gente
Eles são gente mas não são gente como a gente

Meu estilo de vida
Liberta minha mente
Completamente louco
Mas um louco consciente

Tamo aí na atividade
Tamo aí na atividade
Tamo aí na atividade

Agora sei
O quanto é precioso o nosso tempo
A gente tem que dar valor
Certas coisas não tem preço
O fato é que a gente tem que se preservar
Viver intensamente com a cabeça no lugar

Não, eu não me sinto mal
Eu sobrevivo a todo lixo
Todo ódio, com amor
Eu sou o valor das coisas simples
Eu dou valor pras coisas simples

Eu não, eu não me sinto mal
Eu quero mais é que eles queimem
Na fogueira das vaidades
Eu dou valor pras coisas simples
Eu sou o valor das coisas simples, eu

Mas me diz então
O que da vida posso ter?
Como o mundo deve ser?
Com as balizas do nosso sistema
Me diz então
O que da vida posso ter?
Eu tenho fé em Deus
Pra resolver qualquer problema

Eu nasci pobre mas não nasci otário
Eu é que não caio no conto do vigário
Eu tenho fé em Deus pra resolver qualquer parada
Chega com respeito na minha quebrada

Tamo aí na atividade
Tamo aí na atividade
Tamo aí na atividade

Me basta que venha do surf
Me basta que venha do skate
Me basta que venha do coração
Basta que venha da mente

Me basta que venha do surf
Me basta que venha do skate
Me basta que venha do coração
Basta que venha da mente

Eles são gente mas não gente como a gente
Eles são gente mas não gente como a gente

Meu estilo de vida
Liberta minha mente

Eu sou completamente louco
Mas um louco consciente


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