Valores de Barrio Lyrics (English Translation) – Lucho SSJ

Read the full Valores de Barrio (English Translation) lyrics by Lucho SSJ from the album EL TRAP DE LA CITY Vol. 1 along with the music video, song credits, release information and other details about the song.

[Pre-Chorus]
I don’t know if it’s the chains, I just feel cold, it’s hard for me to be warm (Warm)
There’ve been so many betrayals, I don’t smile anymore, I’m not that friendly (Friendly)
I’m living, beating levels, feels like we’re in Super Mario (Super Mario)
And money don’t mean s*it to me, got 100K lying inside the wardrobe (Wardrobe)

[Chorus]
I stand my ground everywhere like a man, I’m from a poor neighborhood but I dress like a millionaire (Millionaire)
And I used to wait for my old man to get paid so he could buy me what I needed, nothing more (Needed)
We could never afford private school, I had to go public from elementary (Elementary)
But every day I thank my family for giving me those barrio values (Barrio), you ain’t no hitmen (-men)
[Verse]
My people killing it with the b!tches, the tracks and the stadiums, ringing through the streets, not the radio
Everywhere I go, I feel like a local, everywhere I go, I feel like a local
If I get the Mecha, I push it to 200, fu*k the cops, I dribble like Romário (-mário)
We’re weighing kilos in the tana, baby, I never turn my back on a bro
I’m focused on the money so I can leave some for Mom if I die tomorrow
The cash gets sent to me by a Mexican connect
All my b!tches are pure, and they ain’t Colombian
They wanna hang off the VV, wanna hang off the diamonds on my Cuban

[Bridge]
They say God puts the hardest trials on His strongest warriors
After all this suffering, I hope He gifts me heaven
And I’m grateful for this money, but I wish I had nothing
Just to see who’s real, who my true friend is

[Pre-Chorus]
I don’t know if it’s the chains, I just feel cold, it’s hard for me to be warm (Warm)
There’ve been so many betrayals, I don’t smile anymore, I’m not that friendly (Friendly)
I’m living, beating levels, feels like we’re in Super Mario (Super Mario)
And money don’t mean s*it to me, got 100K lying inside the wardrobe (Wardrobe)

[Chorus]
I stand my ground everywhere like a man, I’m from a poor neighborhood but I dress like a millionaire (Millionaire)
And I used to wait for my old man to get paid so he could buy me what I needed, nothing more (Needed)

We could never afford private school, I had to go public from elementary (Elementary)
But every day I thank my family for giving me those barrio values (Barrio), you ain’t no hitmen (Hitmen’)

[Outro]
You ain’t—, you ain’t—, you ain’t no hitmen
You ain’t no hitmen, you ain’t no—, you ain’t no—, you ain’t no—
You ain’t no hitmen