Smiley
Morales & Heller Lyrics
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Con todos mis camaradas que empieze el desmadre
En un racer en los antros purple lean en las dos manos
Sacan a las guitarronas que comiensen a echarle
Buchanans del 18 maria juana apestoso
En las calles de Dallas empezamos a forjar
Siempre representando el 214 mi familia saben
Todo el tiempo celebrando a todos de mis encantos sacan a
La henny remmi martin vamos a tomar
Saludos al compa tito hoy se encuentra en presidio los contrarios pagaran
De esta no se regresan
Botesito de perico bien llenito sacan
La lavada que empiece la noche vamos a tronar
Ahora si ya me despido de todo la raza anda me llaman
El smiley nunca me veran renunciar
The lyrics to Morales & Heller's song "Smiley" paint a vivid picture of a night filled with excitement and camaraderie. The singer describes living life to the fullest, surrounded by their friends and ready to kick off the wild festivities. The use of words like "lavada" (party), "desmadre" (wild pranks), and "purple lean" (a reference to a drink or substance) sets the tone for a night of revelry and fun. The mention of guitars and Buchanan's whiskey adds to the picture of a lively gathering in the streets of Dallas, setting the scene for an unforgettable evening.
The lyrics also speak to a sense of loyalty and protection towards the singer's family and friends, emphasizing the importance of standing by their side and looking out for them. The reference to the area code 214 suggests a strong sense of local pride and loyalty to their community. The mention of celebrating with drinks like Henny and Remy Martin further enhances the image of a celebration in full swing, with toasts to friendship and good times.
The lyrics also touch on more somber themes, mentioning a friend named Tito who is currently in prison and hinting at potential conflicts with rivals. Despite the challenges and dangers that come with their lifestyle, the singer remains steadfast and unyielding, suggesting a sense of resilience and determination in the face of adversity. The references to substances like "perico" (cocaine) and the anticipation of a lively night ahead suggest a hedonistic and perhaps risky lifestyle.
In the final lines of the song, the singer declares their commitment to their lifestyle, stating that they will never give up or back down. The reference to "Smiley" as a nickname or persona suggests a sense of bravado and defiance, indicating a willingness to embrace the chaos and excitement of their world without fear. Overall, the lyrics to "Smiley" offer a glimpse into a night of celebration, loyalty, and defiance, capturing the mix of excitement and danger that comes with living on the edge.
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Written by: Adrian Morales
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Ken M
I never truly knew the depth of depravity and inhumanity these drug cartels were capable of until I watched "Funkytown". Well....I couldn't stomach the entire thing, but it's one of the most disturbing things I've ever watched.
Lu1zh1
Cartel De Noreste flaying a La Linea Member is worse
Ken M
@lu1zh16 is that the one where they remove his heart and eat it?
Son of the soil.
Can you imagine what people were doing yrs before video recordings ,if you think about it, you might go insane at what has never been captured on film.
NeonSuperNova
That’s what I try to tell people here in America. The most violent decade is American history was the 80s and the most violent year in American history was 1991. Social media just makes it seem like America today is worse and more dangerous than it’s ever been.
Dee Dee
That's all through history imagine medieval times.....
Lul pert
There’s difference between a terrorist and physcopath
Juan Schwartz
@NeonSuperNova Are you stoned? "Most violent decade in American history" 1980's?😂
Let's just ignore the American revolution. Or even better the civil war!
Josh Cantrell
Don’t forget that the Mexican President said he has the “cartel situation” under control 😂
Arlando Thompson
Which means they pays him 😂