2 Gesichter
luciano Lyrics

Gang, Gang, Gang, Gang, Gang, Gang, Gang, ja
This is a repetition of the word 'Gang' to emphasize the unity and camaraderie within the group.

Ja, Gang, Gang, Gang, Gang, Negro
Again, the repetition of 'Gang' accompanied by the inclusion of 'Negro' reaffirms the group's identity and solidarity.

Flex, Flex, Flex, Flex, yeah
The repeated word 'Flex' expresses a sense of confidence and self-assuredness.

Lucio, Negrogang, Negrogang
The mention of 'Lucio' and 'Negrogang' highlights the artist's affiliation with the group and his pride in representing them.

Klick, Negro, zwei Gesichter
Referring to himself as 'Negro' and mentioning 'zwei Gesichter' (two faces) suggests that he has different sides to his personality or demeanor.

Charismatisch und stabil vorm Richter
Describing himself as charismatic and stable in front of a judge implies that he possesses a certain charm and composure even in difficult situations.

Blocksympatisch, doch bin kalt wie Winter
Despite being sympathetic to those in his neighborhood, he exhibits a cold and unemotional attitude, comparing himself to the winter season.

Was für Fragen darf? Ich trag' die Straße in mir
By asking what kind of questions he can handle, he implies that he carries the experiences and essence of the streets within him.

Das Bedürfnis nach mehr, also zeig' ich mich
Expressing a desire for more, he reveals himself and showcases his ambitions and aspirations.

Jetzt will jeder Bruder sein, ich zeig' kein Gesicht, peinlich ist
He acknowledges that now everyone wants to be part of his group, but he refuses to show his true identity, finding it embarrassing.

Dass sie lügen, sie gönn'n dir nicht
He claims that people lie and don't support or appreciate his achievements.

Ständig Intrigen, sie hassen, doch stört mich nicht
Despite facing constant intrigues and hatred, he declares that it doesn't bother him.

Pakete vallah, damals im Zimmer
Referring to packages in his room, he suggests involvement in illicit activities such as drug dealing in the past.

Heute kommt Lila in Massen legal ran
Indicating a shift in circumstances, he states that now he legally deals with a large quantity of money ('Lila' symbolically represents money).

Dinero, Visa, nie wieder Dealer
Referencing money and visas, he asserts that he will never engage in drug dealing again.

Guck, zu viele Fragen im Kopf
He acknowledges having numerous questions and thoughts in his mind.

Die Seele gespalten, die Folge von Ott
Discussing his divided soul, he attributes it to the effects of consuming marijuana ('Ott' is a colloquial term for cannabis).

Bisschen ruhiger im Block durch die suchenden Cops
He states that he has become more cautious in his neighborhood due to the presence of police officers.

Schlaf' ich heut Nacht oder nehm'n sie mich hops, my Negro
Questioning whether he will be able to sleep peacefully or get arrested tonight, he addresses himself as 'my Negro'.

'Cause this world is such ah, ahm and when I say this word I mean it
He reflects on the nature of the world, implying that it can be unpredictable and filled with unexpected events.

I don't mean in a ideal sence, I mean in, ah, everyday, every little thing you do is such a 'Gimmie, gimmie, gimmie'
He clarifies that his previous statement is not in an idealistic sense, but rather refers to the everyday reality where there is a constant demand for things from others.

Everybody back off, you know. Everybody is like that, you thought that from school
He asserts that everybody behaves in a self-centered manner, as he has observed since his school days.

Everywhere big billionaires, you wanna be successful
Noting the presence of wealthy individuals everywhere, he expresses the desire to achieve success and join their ranks.

Vom Guten zum Bösen, im Block seit Kind an
He reflects on his transition from good to evil and highlights his long-standing presence in the neighborhood since childhood.

Hapis-zelle oder bau' 'ne Villa
Juxtaposing the possibility of being imprisoned with building a luxurious villa, he contemplates the different paths and outcomes in his life.

Durch den Rausch wusst' ich nicht, was ich will, Mann
Admitting that he was uncertain about his desires due to the influence of drugs or intoxication.

Sheytan und Engel haben zwei Gesichter
He states that both Satan and angels have two faces or personalities, suggesting that good and evil coexist in the world.

Du musst alles handlen, also sei nicht blind, Mann
Advising to handle everything and not be ignorant or blind to the realities of life.

Tiefe Zeiten, es sind böse Bilder
Referring to difficult or challenging times, he acknowledges the existence of distressing and unpleasant experiences.

Denn der kluge Sheytan will dein Glück verhindern
Highlighting the cunning nature of Satan, he suggests that the devil attempts to undermine one's happiness or success.

Also denk und bewahre die zwei Gesichter
Encouraging to think and preserve the two faces or aspects of one's personality.

Doch sei ehrlich zu dir, unterm Bett Verdiener
Emphasizing the importance of being honest with oneself and acknowledging one's true self, even though they may be considered a lower-tier earner ('unterm Bett Verdiener').

Teufel, Puto (brr)
Referring to the devil with an expletive term ('Puto') and onomatopoeia ('brr').

Zwei Gesichter (Flex)
Reiterating the concept of having two faces or personalities, followed by the word 'Flex' to emphasize self-expression and confidence.

Engel, Negro (Gang)
Combining the term 'Engel' (angel) with 'Negro' to represent contrasting elements, while also referring to the group 'Gang'.

Zwei Gesichter (Flex)
Again, calling attention to the duality of personalities, followed by the word 'Flex' to assert self-assuredness and individuality.

Gimmie, gimmie, gimmie, push, push, push, push, step, step, step, crush, crush, crush
In this repetitive phrase, he expresses the constant need for more and the relentless pursuit of success and achievements.

That's how it all is in this life, nobody ever stops just you know, I feel like
He states that this is the way life works, where nobody ever stops and the pursuit of goals and desires continues indefinitely, offering his personal perception ('I feel like').

Instead of us just being like, slavery's bad, slavery's that
Rejecting a simplistic view on slavery, he suggests that instead of solely condemning it, there is more to consider and discuss.

Bad whitie, bad whitie', I mean—why, let's stop that
Questioning the notion of blaming all white individuals as 'bad', he suggests that such generalizations should be avoided and discarded.

Push, push, push, push, step, step, step, crush, crush, crush
Repeating the words 'push', 'step', and 'crush' emphasizes the relentless effort and determination required to overcome obstacles and achieve success.