Trabalho oito horas sete dias por semana só
Por fumar uma erva eu vou entrar em cana
Deputados cheiram e bebem e não vão para prisão porque é ilegal?
Eles que lesam a pátria e sou eu o marginal
Não seja alienado eles falam que faz mal e você aceita calado
Procure se informar
Uma erva natural não pode te prejudicar
Quem de nós está errado?
Você consome estas merdas e eu fumo um baseado
No que você pensa então?

Eles pegam a palmatória e você estende a mão
Desde pequeno você é induzido a fumar induzido a beber e vendo a TV falar
Digam não as drogas, use camisinha e para de brigar
Mas beba muito álcool até a sua barriga inchar
O que você tem na cabeça?
Tudo que eles te falam você acha uma beleza
Aprenda a dizer não
Pense um pouco meu irmão
Você tem medo de quem?

Eu fumo a minha erva e não faço mal a ninguém quem?
A culpa é de quem?
Portugueses escravizaram e mataram nosso irmão
Militares torturam e não foram pra prisão
Eu fumo minha erva e me chamam de ladrão
Os negros já fumavam erva antes da África deixar
Mas os senhores proibiram por não querer nos libertar
E os senhores de hoje em dia estão proibindo
Também se o pobre começa a pensar
Parece que incomoda alguém

Crianças crescem nas ruas não confiam em
Ninguém escondem nossa cultura referência ninguém
O País ta uma merda e a culpa é de quem?
A culpa é de quem?
Eles roubam do planalto e não pensam em ninguém
Manipulam as leis e vêm com um papo furado
Tudo que incomoda a eles, eles dizem está errado quem é o marginal?

Crianças morrem por sua culpa e eu vivo ilegal
Tenho que me esconder por uma coisa natural
Enquanto eles metem a mão na maior cara de pau
Não vou ficar calado porque está tudo errado
Políticos cruzam os braços e o país está uma merda
Trabalho pra caralho e fumo minha erva e aí eu pergunto
A culpa é de quem?


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