Ya son las 9 de la noche, cayó el telón
Yo en prisión pero mi mente en el callejón
Pensando en mi corillo y en su enterno vacilón
Me encuentro solo y triste y sufre mi corazón
Ay Dios mío

Una colilla de cigarro más (solo en mi celda, meditando)
Un cenicero que va a reventar (ya no puedo más, no puedo más)
La misma historia triste y sin final
El mismo cuento de nunca acabar
Y la carcajada de otra madrugada
Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh

Se burlan cuatro paredes, rutina, puerta cerrada
Y un carnaval de barrotes bailando sobre mi cama
Extraño aquella cometa que yo de niño volaba
Y a mis amigos del barrio, que mis canciones bailaban

Quiero cantar de nuevo y caminar
Y a mis amigos buenos visitar
Pidiendo otra oportunidad
Bajo el farol del pueblo conversar
Y en una fiesta linda celebrar
Mi libertad

Ya no puedo con la condena que lucho día a día
Mi juventud se escurre en un celda fría
Mi alma penitencia, mi vida en agonía
Y es muy poca la esperanza de salir todavía

Extraño aquella cometa que yo de niño volaba
Y a mis amigos del barrio, que mis canciones bailaban

Una lágrima que moja el papel de mi triste carta
Comentarle a mi familia lo mucho que me hacen falta
A pesar de todo sigo con mi frente alta
Soy un simple ser humano que en la sociedad descarta

Quiero cantar de nuevo y caminar
Y a mis amigos buenos visitar
Pidiendo otra oportunidad
Bajo el farol del pueblo conversar
Y en una fiesta linda celebrar
Mi libertad

Óyeme Jerry (ajá)
Yo te digo la verdad, no es lo que cuesta (¿y qué?)
Sino cuánto vale la libertad


Quiero cantar de nuevo y caminar
Y a mis amigos buenos visitar
La misma historia triste y sin final
El mismo cuento que de nunca acabar

Quiero cantar de nuevo y caminar
Y celebrar mi libertad
Salir y vacilar, por el barrio caminar
Y con mi gente disfrutar mi libertad

Quiero cantar de nuevo y caminar
Y a mis amigos buenos visitar
Un carnaval de barrotes
Bailando sobre mi cama

Jerry Rivera y Voltio
Homenaje a Frankie Ruiz
El Tártaro, el loquito

Quiero cantar de nuevo y caminar
Y a mis amigos buenos visitar
Y extraño aquella cometa
Que yo, yo, yo, de niño volaba

Quiero cantar de nuevo y caminar (quiero cantar, quiero rapear)
Y celebrar mi libertad (vacilar)
A mis amigos buenos saludar
Que mis canciones bailaban

Y recordando al papá de la salsa
¿Okey?
Prr, pa' ti
Baby, seguro

Quiero cantar de nuevo y caminar
Y a mis amigos buenos visitar
Bajo el farol del pueblo conversar, mira
Y en una fiesta celebrar

Quiero cantar de nuevo y caminar
Y celebrar mi libertad
Ahora me ha llegado el momento, Jerry
Y tengo otra oportunidad

Quiero cantar de nuevo y caminar
Y a mis amigos buenos visitar
Quiero cantar de nuevo y caminar
Y compartir mi libertad

Esta es pa' Frankie, pa' que la goce allá en el cielo
Gracias, Jerry
Gracias a ti, Julio Voltio, Julito Maraña
Y positivo, ¿okey?


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