The song "Pillave" by Guizmo talks about his addiction to alcohol and the struggles he faces as a result of it. The lyrics express his refusal to stop drinking despite the pressure from others. He emphasizes that he enjoys drinking and it doesn't bother him like other people. Guizmo mentions the absence of Ballantines, a brand of whiskey, and instead having beer and champagne. He admits to being addicted and unable to quit. Guizmo describes himself as a legendary guy with his joints and hundreds of beers. He claims that he serves amazing drinks and is not an exemplary son as his mother might think. He often loses control and has bought drugs in the past that only lead to more self-destruction. He mentions the presence of Chivas Regal, a brand of whiskey, and how it keeps him warm even without a jacket. He expresses sadness on his face and how he would spend his last bill to avoid facing the reality that life can paralyze him. Guizmo believes that what stole from him has been legalized, referring to his addiction. The chorus repeats the idea of people wanting him to stop drinking, but he refuses and admits his addiction. Guizmo mentions how addiction has damaged his psychology and how those around him also indulge in alcohol. He recalls crazy memories from his past and how he used to be different before consuming drugs and alcohol. Under the influence of alcohol, people may seem brave but often struggle to comprehend their actions. He shares an incident where he wakes up next to a girl who tells him that he snored too loudly, which highlights his failed attempts at love. Guizmo states that regardless, he doesn't care and needs his beer and a joint. He doesn't consider himself a loser and enjoys spending time with friends in vacant lots. He believes that alcohol provides temporary relief from life's cruelty. However, when he tries to replace alcohol with marijuana, it leads to jealousy from alcohol, indicating his struggle with addiction. The chorus repeats again, emphasizing his refusal to quit and his love for alcohol. Guizmo questions how to explain to others that he loves alcohol and that they think he has a serious problem hidden in a glass of Cognac or in his music. He admits that when he is depressed, he becomes a favorite customer for his local liquor store. He constantly needs to urinate after drinking and tries to reassure others that he is fine, but they can see through his words. Sometimes he calms down, but the craving for alcohol quickly returns. He mentions starting with one drink and ending up in a bar with two drinks. The cycle continues, and he eventually returns home heavily intoxicated. Despite all this, he plans to continue drinking after a doctor's appointment and get high again. The chorus repeats for the final time, reiterating his addiction and refusal to stop.
