Baby
Si tú supiera'
Todas las cosas que yo quisiera hacer contigo
Pero primero
Te vo'a hablar claro

No tengo casas frente al mar
Ni un yate de un millón
No tengo una master card
Ni una mansion
No tengo un carro europeo
Tampoco tengo dinero
Pero yo sigo invitándote

Esta noche vamo' a rumbear
Yo quiero estar contigo
Y aunque no tenga pa' gastar
Yo quiero estar contigo
No me importa lo material
Yo quiero estar contigo
No hay nada malo en pasarla bien

Baby yo ando sin plata
Pues me cogiste en las vacas flacas
Pero eres mi candidata
Trata, de la barata
Si no hay pa' botella pedimo' 'e lata
Y si preguntan dile
Que aquí no hay nacarile
Pero hay suficiente pa' que vacile
No hace falta andar con miles
Porque cuando estoy contigo no pienso en miles
Y por eso
Uh
Quédate conmigo aquí
Ah
Pa' seguir bailando así
Uh
Yo no quiero Bacardi, ni entrar al VIP
Yo simplemente te quiero a ti

Esta noche vamo' a rumbear
Yo quiero estar contigo
Y aunque no tenga pa' gastar
Yo quiero estar contigo
No me importa lo material
Yo quiero estar contigo
No hay nada malo en pasarla bien

(Dile Zion)
No importa que la gente sepa
Que soy del barrio
Si al lado tuyo yo me siento
Como un millonario
No existe la palabra pobre
En mi diccionario
Pero me tienes que aceptar tal y como soy

Aprovecha el pon
Que hoy si que estoy bien dulzón
Métele sazón, batería y reggaetón
Si es de día de reventón
Aunque tenga que ponerme el mismo mahón
Y los mismos zapato'
Si es contigo lleno el contrato
No te voy a dar malos rato'
Pídele al bartender que si no alcanza
Por ti yo me quedo lavando platos
Uh
Quédate conmigo aquí
Ah
Pa' seguir bailando así
Uh
Yo no quiero Bacardi, ni entrar al VIP
Yo simplemente te quiero a ti

Esta noche vamo' a rumbear
Yo quiero estar contigo
Y aunque no tenga pa' gastar
Yo quiero estar contigo
No me importa lo material
Yo quiero estar contigo
No hay nada malo en pasarla bien

Que si no llegaste en una hummer
Pero te estas vacilando el summer
(Seguimos el vacilón)
Si no entraste al VIP pero como quiera eres feliz
(Seguimos el vacilón)
Si en tu bolsillo no hay mil pesos
Pero hay un condón pa' tener sexo
(Seguimos el vacilón)
Si no estas bebiendo Perignon
Pero estas bailando reggaetón
(Seguimos el vacilón)

Yo'
Esto es (seguimos el vacilón)
Flow factory (seguimos el vacilón)
La Factoría del flow
(Eddie Dee con Zion)
Por primera vez
(Eddie Dee con Zion)
Tú sabes
La Melodía Perfecta
(Zion baby, yo') jeje
¿Junto a quien?
(El más que escribe)
Eddie Avila
E-D-D-I-E
Suena, suena, suena
Oye
En combinación
E-d-d con Zion (amor de pobre)
Mr. G (amor sincero)
Yo', jaja, amor de pobre, amor sincero
Y pronto (amor de pobre)
Tú sabes
El Diario
El Diario


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