30 Matuê phrases to know his verses and rhymes

Everyone wants to be a star, but it has no place in the Sun.

I was born into my parents’ war. Now that I’m old, I just want peace.

I’m living my dream, good life, having everything I wanted.

I do what I want, it’s not impossible.

Money is the only thing I see.

I want your mouth to be dental floss.

Whoever wasn’t with us will be left.

I will drown in my vanity.

I don’t know where to go. I feel an emptiness inside, I hide to escape this feeling.

You didn’t believe me, but today that it worked, you’re into it.

The cross that I carry on my chest, I paid in installments and interest.

The weather closes every day, even if it doesn’t rain here.

I kept my secrets, I repeated my mistakes, but I’m still here.

Do you have this million in your account? I don’t think so, so you don’t come to talk about me.

I had nothing, now I have fame. Money for the family, change for my unborn daughter.

To achieve my dream I had to come on passin.

Living everything I wanted, known North and South of the country. I knew that every time would reward me.

My prerogative is to toast it loud and make a sound, wait for the money and share it with the brothers.

To have money, you have to be whole.

I planted so much money that I now have a vegetable garden.

I was born a winner, blessed from birth, I am grateful.

Sometimes life forces you to make choices in the fall.

Something tells me they’ve been watching me, following in my footsteps. Everywhere I walk I feel, they’re monitoring what I do.

New era, new rhyme, play the game, light another one, heat up the mood and steal the top.

Sometimes you have to pull yourself together when there seems to be no way out.

In my mind, I have a dream: to live selling joy, smoking a joint every day.

When you want the world in your palm, you will end up trading your soul for money.

My tram wants order, but it also wants samba.

Sorry, I’m tired of living like this, seeing my brothers always one step away from the end.

Will I see the sun rise tomorrow, or death comes or do I let it take me?