When you talk, I don't understand, it seems like you spit on us Or you scream because you have to amplify four mute verses You're already a big piece only after two snarls But your concert lasts 15 minutes Why break everything and be aggressive? Dogs that grunt with depressants in their pockets And with the other parasites, criticize the next one to make us big But under the photo, put the civic It's not in my nature To make fun of me on the street as if I were a dog It's not in our nature To love us in the end, to love us so badly We revenge for the body, for freedom But we criticize a girl who dresses as she goes We are taught that a woman is a mother Or a pin-up that leads badly But the navigator has that voice Of the servile image with which you have painted us With the fact of feeling obliged to be pushed Use our breast everywhere, it's a normal thing But if we lick it in public Don't get immoral It's not in my nature To make fun of me on the street as if I were a dog It's not in our nature To love us in the end, to love us so badly We are slaves of a patriarchal culture The culture of possession Where no one can choose where to start Where a mother is only a mother A daughter is only a daughter A man is only a man And love is only one And I've seen too many hands not get up With the help of others And become slaps And it's not a compliment to shout What a nice ass Remember, it doesn't make you a man Only to punch It's not in my nature To make fun of me on the street as if I were a dog It's not in our nature To love us in the end, to love us so badly It's not in my nature To make fun of me on the street as if I were a dog It's not in our nature To love us in the end, to love us so badly