Lyrics: They want to label our lives But they don't know that it's only just beginning They don't want to see me sing about our lives They tell me they prefer to dance Dance, dance They tell me they prefer to dance Dance, dance They tell me they prefer to dance Talented rapper with money problems Want to hang my banker, shoot a dozen shmits And when the bottle empties, the eyes become glazed Smell of piss on the metro, we wander even when it rains Ah, on edge, what are we going to tell our little ones? They've already seen the big guys hit, the cops screaming "every man for himself" Ah, look at us smoking the good stuff and hiding our weaknesses A man lies to his wife when he promises marriage to his mistress Everyone walks around, with sweet talk and bullshit Looks like a bunch of bitches who will hustle in Paris So don't come and tell me your life story Like, I did a feature with I don't know who Anyway, I don't give a damn, period They want to label our lives But they don't know that it's only just beginning They don't want to see me sing about our lives They tell me they prefer to dance Dance, dance They tell me they prefer to dance Dance, dance They tell me they prefer to dance They want to label our lives But they don't know that it's only just beginning They don't want to see me sing about our lives They tell me they prefer to dance I don't want to know failure anymore, or all these shocks Received to the head because of a stepfather who doesn't know slaps Often I reminisce about those moments while smoking my cigarette And then I need to forget them, so I roll a joint In our neighborhoods, we broke the street lamps They promised to fix them, but that was last year Well yeah, we rely on ourselves, with a smile on our lips We forget our sorrows In the midst of a shipwreck, we'll say everything's fine Not to complain, it's a rule we've learned Anger in our verses, sometimes we should control ourselves But 9.2 is not L.A There's a crisis but no sea And as Mokless would say We smoke weed, not too much of it They want to label our lives But they don't know that it's only just beginning They don't want to see me sing about our lives They tell me they prefer to dance Dance, dance They tell me they prefer to dance Dance, dance They tell me they prefer to dance Oh Yonea Willy, Willy Yonea They tell me they prefer to dance Guizi Ouzou Ziguidi check, Biguidi bang, 9.2 They tell me they prefer to dance Dance, dance, dance They tell me they prefer to dance They want to label our lives But they don't know that it's only just beginning They don't want to see me sing about our lives They tell me they prefer to dance The song "Danser" by Guizmo is about the struggles and frustrations of everyday life. It criticizes society's tendency to label and judge people based on their circumstances. The lyrics touch upon personal struggles, financial issues, and the desire to escape and forget problems through music, dance, and substance use. The artist shares the experiences and emotions of living in a tough neighborhood (9.2) where the people rely on themselves, despite the challenges they face. The song also highlights the importance of not complaining and finding a way to cope with life's difficulties. Overall, "Danser" is an expression of resilience and the desire to find joy and liberation in the face of adversity.
