Pardon Lyrics – Made, D1NO

Pardon Lyrics Meaning

[Part 1]
In this part, the lyrics describe a life of crime, danger, and betrayal. The speaker talks about transporting illegal substances in a truck and being involved in organized crime. They caution against speaking too much to singerities, as it could lead to serious consequences. The mention of a cousin in prison highlights the damage caused by a criminal lifestyle. The speaker also reflects on how fear plays a role in crimes and how people who act brave may not always be real. There’s an acknowledgment of the drug business and the risks involved, with a focus on money and the harsh realities of street life.

[Hook]
The hook emphasizes the risky and immoral path the artists are walking, referring to it as “haram” (forbidden). They contrast their dangerous life with others who live by less risky methods like “Plomo Plata,” referring to choices in life between dangerous or safe paths. The lyrics also reflect how they’ve learned early how to make money and enjoy success, counting stacks of cash, and aiming to take over the market. The repeated mention of “Pardon” shows an apology or recognition of the wrongdoings they are involved in, while still focusing on achieving dominance in the streets. The hook encapsulates their ambition, defiance, and the harsh choices they face.

[Part 2]
Here, the lyrics dive into the violent and high-stakes world of criminal activities. The reference to places like Aachen, Rotterdam, and Nador suggests the international scope of their dealings. The speaker describes engaging in dangerous street actions, including fights and using violence to assert power. There’s also a mention of drug deals and the emotional toll it takes, with references to losing love and the damage done to the mind by the lifestyle. The line about the Audi RS6 shows the desire for luxury and power, while the mention of “Big Pushers” and “clients” highlights the business aspect of the crime world. The speaker expresses a feeling of pain and trauma from their experiences.

[Hook (Repeated)]
The repeated hook reinforces the themes of the song—living a dangerous, immoral life while being aware of the consequences. They continue to emphasize their early understanding of how to make money through risky activities, and their goal of dominating the criminal market. The hook serves as a mantra for their lifestyle, which is all about money and power, even at the cost of morals or personal well-being.

[Outro]
In the outro, the message remains consistent with the rest of the song. The artists acknowledge that their path is morally wrong (“haram”) but continue to live it because of the rewards it brings, like money and control. They once again emphasize their focus on making money and their confidence in eventually taking over the market, showing no signs of regret despite the consequences of their actions. The outro closes the song with a final reflection of their mindset, reinforcing the central themes.