Mão na cabeça, assalto? Não, é a polícia Mas dá no mesmo se você não tem um
pingo de malícia São
pagos pra proteger, mas te tratam como ladrão Quem é que vão proteger, então
Bala perdida pra você
não é nada Só mais uma mancha de sangue no meio da calçada Se acham donos da
lei mas essa lei tá
errada Enquanto não modificarem tô na parada Porque essa carapuça na minha
cabeça não cabe Então
DJ Zé Gonzales, balança as pick-ups Eu sei e todo mundo sabe o que eles
pretendem Querem tirar a
fumaça e botar uma bala na mente Vou te falar qualé da parada errada Eu ouço
bang-bang e não fazer
nada? Porque se tá bom pra tu, tem alguma coisa errada Pra mim não tá bom, e
a mente não fica
parada Se o traficante é o problema, porque não legalizam? Na minha mente a
solução, na sua só
capitaliza O safado aqui é quem fuma maconha Vigário Geral, Candelária que
te envergonha A cidade é
maravilhosa, só precisa de proteção Chega de semente podre na minha
plantação O 12 é o 16, o 16 são
vocês Fica a pergunta mermão, quem é que trafica as leis? Mermo sem nada em
cima, te tiram pra
mané Não foram com a tua cara vão querer um qualquer 190 é telefone pra
agenda de X9 Então preste
atenção e vem com quem se envolve.


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