Cadillac
BORO Lyrics

In the song "Cadillac" by BORO, the lyrics convey a sense of rebellion and defiance against societal norms. The first verse establishes a strong image of four individuals riding in a Cadillac, armed with .45 caliber guns. They identify themselves as rockstars, comparing themselves to the legendary Johnny Cash. The lyrics emphasize their refusal to engage in meaningless conversations or small talk. They see themselves as visionaries, going against predictions and expectations, with the potential to take revenge on others. The mention of "malloppo nei miei pantaloni" refers to carrying a large amount of money in their pockets, indicating their involvement in illicit activities.

The chorus repeats the imagery of the four people in the Cadillac, with their guns making the sound "pam, pam, pam." They still see themselves as rockstars, standing out and rejecting small talk. They remain visionary, refusing to conform to society's expectations or predictions. The mention of having a chance to eliminate others reinforces their dangerous and rebellious nature.

Moving into the second verse, the lyrics reflect on the scars left by the street, scars that do not easily heal. The reference to someone telling the singer to "stay calm" and holding onto something around the corner suggests a potentially dangerous situation. The mention of a bounty on their head and being legends with their friends further emphasizes their involvement in criminal activities. They continue to ride in the Cadillac, mentioning their previous practice (possibly referring to criminal activities) and their ability to tackle any topic or challenge, demonstrating their intelligence and resourcefulness. The reference to someone moving money while others move their buttocks suggests both the singer's financial success and the promiscuity of others.

The chorus is repeated again, recounting the image of being in a Cadillac with guns making the sound "pam, pam, pam." They still see themselves as rockstars, rejecting empty talk and emphasizing their visionary nature and defiance of predictions. The mention of having a chance to eliminate others reiterates their dangerous reputation, and the reference to money in their pants signifies their involvement in illegal activities.

In the final verse, the lyrics shift to a different theme. The singer mentions smoking marijuana, being high in the air while a girl dances. They mention a fast Lamborghini and the girl blocking their stories on social media. The singer describes the girl as complicated, telling lies and deceiving. They criticize the complexities of life and mention pouring tequila on a woman, using it as a metaphor to convey their disregard for societal norms. They compare themselves to gangsters like 2Pac, riding in a Cadillac, implying that their rebellious lifestyle will eventually lead to a negative outcome. The mention of guns pointed at a bank and the sound of money rustling indicate their involvement in criminal activities and their enjoyment of wealth. They dismiss those who engage in gossip and choose to disconnect from the outside world by turning off their cell phones.

The final chorus reiterates the imagery of being in a Cadillac with guns making the sound "pam, pam, pam." They still see themselves as rockstars, rejecting empty talk, and emphasizing their visionary nature. They once again mention the chance to eliminate others, and the reference to money in their pants signifies their involvement in illegal activities.