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Big Jefe
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Big Jefe è stato pubblicato il 6 novembre 2026 da Elbow Grease Records come parte dell'album Big Jefe
Data di uscita6 novembre 2026
EtichettaElbow Grease Records
LinguaEnglish
BPM176
Melodicità
Acousticità
Valence
Ballabilità
Energia

Video musicale

Video musicale

Testi

[Intro]
One, two
[Verse 1]
Friday night somewhere in Arizona
That tequila daggum put me in a coma
It was one, two, three, I don't remember four
But I done lost my keys and I gotta make it home
I flagged a bus down and I only paid a quarter
Told 'em drop my ass anywhere up on the corner
But I woke up 80 miles by the border
In a blazing dust-storm haze
[Verse 2]
I saw an old abuelo walking to my right
He took a seat by me, I asked him all politely
Where a guy like me could stay a couple nights
And make a dime or two to hitch another ride
He said, "In this town, you're pushing or you're buying
And a boy like you might quickly get to dying
But I need this kilo gone before tonight
If you can sell it, I'll get you paid"
[Chorus]
I knew "Hola, señorita"
And I guess I knew my name
But I never knew I was a dead-eye shooter
Born to push cocaine
No, don't call me ol' Johnny 'round these parts, honey
'Cause everything has changed
I'm the blood-spitting, bull-riding, boot-shining, one-eyed pirate
Big Jefe
[Verse 3]
Tryna get up off that bus and act natural
With a brick of snow weighing heavy in my satchel
I don't know my español enough to babble
So I just said, "That I can get you high"
High
High
High
[Verse 4]
And then a fat mouth with a pistol in his jacket
Grabbed me by the neck and pulled me down an alley
Said, "I like your style, boy, I'll provide the saddle
If you're looking for a hell of a raise"
[Chorus]
I knew "Hola, señorita"
And I guess I knew my name
But I never knew I was a dead-eye shooter
Born to push cocaine
No, don't call me ol' Johnny 'round these parts, honey
'Cause everything has changed
I'm the blood-spitting, bull-riding, boot-shining, one-eyed pirate
Big Jefe
[Verse 5]
Now I'm at my beach house south of Tijuana
With a blue-eyed señorita, baby mama
And I only ride that saddle when I wanna
'Cause I did my time and made a million dollars
Pour another round, gracias, de nada
Keep the reposado flowing out the bottle
'Cause I never woulda made it here without her
That blazing dust-storm day
[Chorus]
I knew "Hola, señorita"
And I guess I knew my name
But I never knew I was a dead-eye shooter
Born to push cocaine
No, don't call me ol' Johnny 'round these parts, honey
'Cause everything has changed
I'm the blood-spitting, bull-riding, boot-shining, hog-tying, white-lining, bar-fighting
Two-timing, high-flying, truck-driving all night, running from the bright light, sky-diving, one-eyed pirate
Big Jefe
Written by: John Forest Blocker, Keller Cox

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