Özil Lyrics – Eladio Carrión

Özil Lyrics by Eladio Carrión is a new spanish song by Eladio Carrión. The track is released on Eladio Carrion’s official YouTube channel, written by Eladio Carrión, produced by Hide Miyabi, Cuz Zaid, Nimaca, Frank King, NeNe (Producer), Almighty Nate, Pizzle Beats, The Ozakis, Fonta & SterlingMadeIt, and from the album DON KBRN, offering listeners a reflective and bold experience that blends street realism with introspection.

The lyrics of “Özil” revolve around themes of perseverance, authenticity, and spiritual grounding in a world filled with superficiality and betrayal. Eladio Carrión reflects on his journey from hardship to success, highlighting the sacrifices, discipline, and faith it took to get there. The song critiques the current state of society, where loyalty and face-to-face honesty are fading, replaced by online personas and fleeting trends. Through sharp metaphors and personal references, Eladio establishes a contrast between genuine hustle and performative success.

Özil Details

Özil Lyrics

[Verso 1]
Si yo no joseo, ¿quién lo va a hacer por mí?
Despertaste sin dinero, tu error fue dormir
34 mil encima, mis bolsillo’ O’Neal
Yo chambeo como si mañana me vo’a morir
Ahora to’ mis carro’ son de Alemania, Özil
I don’t flex on niggas, vivo todo bajo perfil
I don’t flex pero yo tengo tu adelanto, homie
Se vendieron por un cheque y vieron su alma podrir

[Coro]
¿Qué pasa que ahora la gente ya no hace na’ de cora?
No hay cojone’, no se habla de frente
Siempre es detrás de la computadora
Por eso tú y yo somos diferente’
Multiplico comas pa’ que todos coman
En tu coro me quieren dar de lo que sobra
Hoy día nada dura, todo es moda
Todo es moda, yeah

[Verso 2]
Intocable de verda’, yo tengo a Cristo de armadura
Yo me jodí con cojones pa’ quitarme a estas altura’
Me cerraron puerta’, yo venía, abría una más dura
La vida no siempre es dulce, hay que aguantar las amargura’
Guerrero de Troya, un envidioso, la polla me suda
Se los dije, la envidia es como Corona, sin cura
El diablo llaman y lloran cuando sus garra’ los captura
El karma existe y la vida después te da la factura
Mala mía si yo me aceito (Mía)
Yo vine de no tener un carajo
Solamente un Casio y dos Seiko
Yo sigo el mismo, no me viro porque

[Coro]
Ahora la gente ya no hace na’ de cora
No hay cojone’, no se habla de frente
Siempre es detrás de la computadora
Por eso, tú y yo somos diferentes
Multiplico comas pa’ que todos coman
Tú corona’ y quieres dar de lo que sobra
Hoy día nada dura, todo es moda, todo es moda

Özil Lyrics Meaning

[Verso 1]
In the opening verse, Eladio Carrión sets the tone by emphasizing self-reliance and hustle. He underscores the importance of staying awake and working hard, noting that falling asleep without financial gains is a costly mistake. The line about having “34 mil encima” and his pockets being “O’Neal” (a reference to Shaquille O’Neal’s dominance) symbolizes financial success and power. He describes his disciplined work ethic as if death could arrive tomorrow, underscoring urgency and purpose. The mention of German cars and Özil (a reference to Mesut Özil, known for his finesse in football) reflects the luxurious rewards of his grind. Despite having wealth, Eladio chooses to keep a low profile, contrasting himself with those who sold their integrity for short-term gains.

[Coro]
The chorus explores the erosion of sincerity in modern interactions. Eladio laments how people no longer act “de cora” (from the heart) and instead hide behind screens. There’s a lack of courage and genuine communication, which separates him from others. He uses the metaphor of multiplying “comas” to suggest generating wealth not just for himself but to feed his community. However, he criticizes the idea of people offering only leftovers, pointing out a widespread selfishness. The chorus also touches on the transient nature of trends and the fleeting value society places on authenticity.

[Verso 2]
Here, Eladio reinforces his resilience, crediting his faith in Christ as his armor. He recalls the extreme effort it took to reach his current level, hinting at his past struggles and how he overcame barriers. The closed doors only pushed him to open stronger ones, showing a defiant spirit. Life’s bitterness is acknowledged, but he embraces it as part of his journey. Comparing himself to a Trojan warrior, Eladio shrugs off envy, calling it a virus without a cure. He reflects on karma and life’s eventual reckoning for those who act with malice. In a moment of humility, he references his past possessions—just a Casio and two Seikos—showing how far he’s come. Despite his success, he remains grounded and unchanged in character.

[Coro]
The repetition of the chorus drives home the song’s core message. Eladio restates the disillusionment with today’s lack of heart and face-to-face courage. He again highlights the difference between himself and others, pointing to his selfless mindset of wealth distribution versus the superficial generosity of others. The line “tú corona’ y quieres dar de lo que sobra” points at the hypocrisy of those in power who offer only remnants to others. He concludes with the idea that modern culture is dominated by fleeting trends, reinforcing the song’s recurring critique of authenticity lost to image.

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