| Yeah, I’m young and Venezuelan and I’m coming for the greatest
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| I’m listening to Pun, now that’s my fucking inspiration
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| Living in the Heights and kicking it with my Dominicans
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| I’m in La Marina every weekend where the women is
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| Wifey ain’t a citizen but she got her papers
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| Wake up in the morning and she making me arepas
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| Viejos on the corner, arguing about the basics
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| All they wanna do is stay away from immigration, yeah
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| And we just wanna trade green cards for black cards
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| And get out of the hood into a crib that got a backyard
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| On my block, I’m like a fucking OG
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| Everyone that hold keys make a point to know me
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| Little mama 14 but got an ass and now they yelling boca
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| That just mean the cops passing, mami isn’t loca
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| She just got a lot of passion, table with the hookah
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| And that money get to flashing and now they call me…
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| Flaco, flaco and in the Heights, they yelling tato, tato
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| That’s what they saying now
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| Uptown where my people getting down
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| Where they moving all the haze by the ounce
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| And everybody call me flaco, flaco
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| And little mama wanna drop low, drop low
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| That’s what she doing to me, mami loca
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| Give it to me, toma, yeah, I thought that I told ya
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| And now we Uptown, we out in Audubon
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| And I be speeding in that bitch like it’s an Autobahn
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| There ain’t no rollie on my wrist, I got an Audemar
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| Baby, time is money, any second, coulda bought a car
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| Used to call me spic to take away my dreaming
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| And now I’m saying spic so I could take away the meaning
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| They loving all our women but they hate the way we speaking
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| No one love you better than a crazy ass Latina
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| Abuela made a feast that got me rushing home
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| Before I leave, I kiss her and I tell her bendición
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| I be in Caracas, I be out in Barcelon
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| I’m eating them cachapas, I be eating patacon
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| Everywhere I go, I’m known, you find me in Miami
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| I’m into winning trials, I ain’t into winning Grammies
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| Do it for my people and I do it for my family
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| Now the way I’m speaking, everybody understand me
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| And now they call me… |