What You Deserve
Ill Niño Lyrics

Stop
The song begins with a call to attention

You relate
The singer addresses the audience and acknowledges that they have gone through similar experiences

It's too bad that you have made mistakes
The singer acknowledges that the audience has made mistakes and feels a sense of empathy towards them

Too bad that I cannot relate
Despite understanding the audience's mistakes, the singer cannot personally relate to them

When all else fails
The singer reflects on moments of failure and difficulty

When all else fades
The singer acknowledges that everything will eventually come to an end

I kept my way through bitter days
The singer persevered through tough times

What you don't know (don't know) Won't leave a scar What you don't know (don't know) Hasn't killed you so far What you don't know (don't know) Is who you are I just give you something to talk about
The singer suggests that ignorance can be bliss and that sometimes it's better not to know everything. However, the singer also recognizes that not knowing can sometimes lead to speculation and discussion about a person's character or identity

It's too late that now I've changed my mind Too late somehow To recognize
The singer regrets not recognizing something earlier and wishes they had made a different decision

When all I fight I hold my words Perdido en time Just lost in time
The singer has learned to choose their battles and keep their thoughts to themselves, acknowledging that time can often pass by without notice

So you lost yourself Turned to someone else And you can't give up your will to want to know Then you find yourself And you're someone else In the end you only get what you deserve What you deserve
The singer describes a cycle of losing and finding oneself, acknowledging that the choices one makes ultimately determine their fate and what they deserve