Moca Lyrics (English Translation) – Coyote 63, Ronny GTA

Moca (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

The opening lines show him hyping himself up and reminding everyone that he isn’t trying to be like anyone else. He’s saying he doesn’t follow another group’s image or style and that he’s focused on the life he lives, even if it’s rough or wild. When he brings up weapons and confidence, he’s basically setting the scene, making it clear that he moves with intensity and isn’t afraid of the dangers around him.

When he repeats that others “aren’t going to make it,” he’s talking about rivals or people who try to challenge him but won’t succeed. He’s using a tough, almost mocking tone to say they don’t stand a chance. He mentions his numbers, like six and three, almost like street labels or codes that give him identity and status. Then he announces the arrival of the “big shots,” which feels like a warning that powerful people in his circle are stepping in, and when they do, things get serious fast.

When he talks about smoking a lot but not letting things get to him, he’s describing a lifestyle where he deals with stress, but he refuses to let negativity slow him down. The mention of the big shots coming again is like a reminder that he’s part of a strong group. He ignores rude comments, keeps his head up, and doesn’t listen to advice because he trusts himself more than anyone else. Saying he was “born deaf” is his way of saying he naturally blocks out outside noise and criticism.

In the next section, he switches to talking about taking control in the streets. He says he and his crew can take over someone’s block and shake things up without hesitation. He claims he doesn’t have money problems and that he moves with people who are loyal, dangerous, or both. Even though he feels like everything is stacked against him, he still handles business. When he talks about making a “package,” it sounds like he’s describing putting together something that causes trouble for his enemies, showing how far he’s willing to go.

He repeats the part about smoking and staying calm, reinforcing that he doesn’t let judgment bother him. He keeps mentioning the “big fish” or “big bosses,” which suggests powerful figures who command respect. These lines bring the idea that his environment is full of hierarchy, and he’s part of the side that holds real influence.

Next, he talks about passing by people unnoticed, which suggests he moves quietly and strategically. He doesn’t complain about life because he feels financially stable, at least enough to handle himself. He hints that he can run errands or move around without others finding out what he’s up to. He uses insults and tough language to show how sneaky or unpredictable he can be.

Then he shifts into bragging about breaking things, getting a Jeep, and even commenting on how anyone can get involved with someone’s partner. He uses age numbers to reference himself and others in his circle, suggesting they’ve been living this lifestyle for a long time. He encourages taking risks and not playing things too safe. When he says he smokes but doesn’t inhale, it might be his way of hinting he’s got habits, but they don’t control him. The big fish returning again keeps the heavy atmosphere present.

Toward the end, he talks about rivals not lasting long, as if their lifestyle will catch up to them. He says things don’t make sense, and he doesn’t understand some people, showing frustration with others who aren’t on his level. When he warns someone that he’ll shoot, he’s expressing the violent reality of the world he’s describing. The references to controlling the city and representing his region show pride and dominance, and calling himself the “goat” from the USA shows he sees himself as highly skilled and unmatched in his environment.