Carl Dimataga - Mexico lyrics
[Verse 1: Drapht] Off on an adventure No we weren't meant to go and reinvent ourselves And I sell the Benz, sell the white picket fence I'ma tell all the banks they can f** themselves Sell the DVD's and the TV's Keep all the CD's that make you dance Breathe the air, be that man that Fights for a chance to fly like Peter Pan This is our chance for freedom All them people pleasing leave them All behind I don't need them I can be who I want to be then I will not consume just to die Or wait to live till R.D.O's I'd rather eat all them tacos Up on Oaxaca's coast, man adios [Hook: Dune Rats] What up Hombré You wanna party We livin' miles away Where everyday is a holiday, woo! [Verse 2: Drapht] And they say Fate favours the fearless So I celebrate day of the dead With tequila and talk to spirits like Gibson Man no one's listenin' To tell us what to do So I post Instagram's of food But they're really fun You's like aye yo Got a mariachi band that's my day job Aye yo No anxiety to make my mark like J-Lo Aye yo Life must be lived as play that's Plato Aye yo Jumping off into my winnebago, Adios [Hook: Dune Rats] What up Hombré You wanna party We livin' miles away Where everyday is a holiday, woo! What up Hombré You wanna party We livin' miles away Where everyday is a holiday, woo! [Verse 3: Drapht] No blockbuster, Selana Gomez Drink ayahuasca with the toltecs No stress, at peace, I'm free Away from status anxiety I dance around the campfire singing a mantra No need for steaks ain't scared of vampires No blood s**ing agendas Won't compete with friends I don't need to mention Their names, no, no, no I'm chilling on beach in Mexico Besa mi culo, adios Man adios You won't see me here no more [Hook: Dune Rats + Drapht] What up Hombré We off to Mexico You wanna party Another episode We livin' miles away Don't matter where we go Where everyday is a holiday What up Hombré We off to Mexico You wanna party We down with Español We livin' miles away Don't matter where we go Where everyday is a holiday [Produced by Styalz Fuego; Co-Produced by Carl Dimataga]