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Translation
Thrown Out
Djazzi the Prod does not belong to you.
She is only 16.
She already wants to get married.
She is mestizo. (look below for explanation)
Her mother is French and her dad is Caribbean.
For being young, she collects men by the thousands.
But she doesn't know that she is known by everyone in the neighborhood
Ah Ah thrown out, she is thrown out
Ah Ah thrown out, she is thrown out
Ah Ah thrown out, she is thrown out
Ah Ah thrown out, she is thrown out
She does nothing around the house
She lies down in bed and does that all the time
Attached to the wall like in prison
Lacks respect for her mother as if she were right
Stop this my little girl
What you do makes us hurt and doesn't pay
Make a decision, let her leave
Out of the question, this I can't do
Presently, you will stay here,
I am locking you up in the house
We will see who is right, I disconnected the Wifi
You must return to reason
Ah Ah thrown out, she is thrown out
Ah Ah thrown out, she is thrown out
Ah Ah thrown out, she is thrown out
Ah Ah thrown out, she is thrown out
She flees the house
Nothing left on her bed, she puts her coat on
Her parents under pressure
She broke her chip and they make the connection
Her parents panic, that is serious
Little princess has left under the sheets
We know her life and her tragedies
A celebrated night
Now you are pregnant, but no, but no
We had told you, but no, but no
Where is your guy? Has he left you? Where is your guy?
Ah Ah thrown out, she is thrown out
Ah Ah thrown out, she is thrown out
Ah Ah thrown out, she is thrown out
Ah Ah thrown out, she is thrown out
Ah thrown out, your problems will not be long
Everything is waster, I'll let the future take charge of you
Life is a fight, it's not paradise
The future, I will not see it
Ah Ah thrown out, she is thrown out
Ah Ah thrown out, she is thrown out
Ah Ah thrown out, she is thrown out
Ah Ah thrown out, she is thrown out
Will Hagerman✕
Keblack: Top 3
| 1. | Tchop |
| 2. | Complètemment sonné |
| 3. | Bazardée |
Idioms from "Bazardée"
| 1. | hors de question |
| 2. | Out of the question |
Comments
About translator
Mestizo literally means half blood, but it is a common word used to describe someone who has one European parent and a Latino parent.