AL PACINO Lyrics (English Translation) – Rondodasosa

AL PACINO (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
He’s saying life feels like a Scarface movie, where the world belongs to him if he works hard. He’s been chasing money since he was young, and now people pay just to see him perform. But he notices that people only support him when he’s winning, showing how fake friendships surround success. It’s a mix of pride and caution.

[Verse 1]
He talks about pushing himself nonstop, not even sleeping because he’s motivated like a real hustler. He shouts out to a friend stuck in prison, wishing for his freedom. His mother’s advice reminds him how dangerous the streets are, and how only a few make it out alive. Despite hate from others, he keeps getting richer and enjoying the luxuries of success, like recording in a mansion. Even while living big, he never lets his guard down—he smokes, stays armed, and avoids risky games. His life is a balance of enjoying wealth while staying alert to threats.

[Pre-Chorus]
Here he compares himself to Al Pacino, saying big money always brings betrayal and enemies. He lives what he writes and writes what he lives, keeping his art real. At the same time, he points out that too many people talk without action, so he stays cautious of who’s around him.

[Chorus]
He repeats the Scarface-inspired vision, reminding that his life has always been about chasing money from a young age. Now, his grind pays off with fame and recognition, as people show up to watch him. Still, he notices how people only want to be close if he’s winning, making him aware of false loyalty in his circle.

[Verse 2]
He describes every day as a blessing, making it clear that going to prison isn’t the goal. He’s willing to risk it all to achieve his dreams, pulling up in style to prove it. He wants everyone around him to get rich too, because failing isn’t acceptable. Past mistakes taught him not to mix money with emotions, keeping his focus sharp.

[Pre-Chorus]
Again, he draws from Al Pacino’s story, showing how too much wealth can attract betrayal and enemies. He insists that his music and life reflect each other directly, making him authentic. But he also warns himself to stay alert, because people love to talk and not everyone can be trusted.

[Chorus]
Once more, he highlights the Scarface theme, seeing the world as his to conquer. His journey from chasing money as a kid to now being admired for his success is clear. But alongside the rewards, he points out that people’s loyalty depends on his wins, and many friendships aren’t genuine.

[Outro]
He questions someone, almost playfully, asking if they’re keeping up with him or not. It’s like a final challenge.