Taschen voll… Lyrics English Translation By Azet
(LOLO)
My watch, my chain, my car, my neighborhood, my street, my block
I pull up in the Rolls-Royce Ghost, no high school degree
But my interior glows like the stones on the watch
No days off, three phones always ringing
One for the family and two for the ladies
I’m sitting in the RS in front of the Pink Palace
I have only one question: Do you want to chill or go fast?
Pockets always full, five o’clock, always at Macca’s
Don’t tell me about the street or prison, because I know it
The times are gone when we paid in cash
I only pay fees at MoneyGram
I always want more because my stomach is never full
All I’m missing is a harbor and a yacht
Eighth floor, police, wanted to get out of the block
And then two years later, I buy the block
I scratched my head: “Tell me, how am I going to pay my rent?”
You laughed, and now you have to pay your rent
My watch, my chain, my car, my neighborhood, my street, my block
Driving through midnight, and I spend all the money, that’s my job
My guys, my ladies, my life, my neighborhood, my home, my block
I wake up in the afternoon, yeah, we live for the day, don’t want to know what comes
Now it goes click-clack, give them
There’s one on your street selling packs, screw him
Tell me, who wants to talk? I have Dum-Dum in the barrel
For us, scars are like jewelry on the skin
For the money I need, no ATM is enough
Always fresh, my chains twenty-one karats
I ask Prishtinaticket for the flight details
I never wait for the flight, the airport waits for me
No one enters without a passport
But the whole country knows me; I enter without a passport
I’m sitting next to Sefi in the Lamborghini
Albanians on the Reeperbahn, Hamburg-City
Sorry, baby, the meeting won’t work
Because Mom’s calling, there’s food on the table
My hair perfectly groomed, I just came down from the high-rise
Azet is here; you see an X on the air freshener
My watch, my chain, my car, my neighborhood, my street, my block
Driving through midnight, and I spend all the money, that’s my job
My guys, my ladies, my life, my neighborhood, my home, my block
I wake up in the afternoon, yeah, we live for the day, don’t want to know what comes