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Dejame Ir

from Duste by Plainspoke

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I don't normally dream. But I tried to go to sleep early tonight, and woke up thirty minutes later after a very strange dream...in Spanish. I don't know much Spanish, but a man in the dream told me a story (in rap form), so I wrote it down when I woke up and rapped it for you all. I don't think it's all spanish though, or at least what I wrote isn't. I guessed on most of the words. The title of the song is the title of the story, which I searched for, and this beat came up. So I used it.

lyrics

por que
eso no loco
broko real
no ojo le oso
de roca por sode
no ruta ve tu va
tu luna
e tu vas
en escuela le pudan
los unas
they move us?

se boon de va
me ruin te llame
tu en ve en vano
escribe de mano
lo ave
yo
a veo

no se sabe
lo ve
a ve
roca
y da tres
a ves
y la ves
mi pelo no a vase
nueves picos vac es

se boon de va
me ruin te llame
tu en ve en vano
escribe de mano
lo ave
yo
a veo

mi papa
y mi mama
en los libros de llama
dos ninos y nada
le hijo ve para de y ve
a mi nombre es el mismo
hoy y ve

me ruin te llame
tu ve en vano
escribo de mano
lo ave
soy
a veo

he told me to wait
but I don't know what he said
I don't speak in tongues

credits

from Duste, released July 8, 2012
Deoxis on the beat. Plainspoke on the lyrics, I guess.

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