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5 Bad Bunny Lyrics We Can All Relate To

Perfect for all kinds of moods.

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5 Bad Bunny Lyrics We Can All Relate To
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Bad Bunny has become one of the most prominent Latin American artists in recent years. You might not recognize him, but you will definitely recognize some of his songs. He has collaborated with many American artists, such as Cardi B, Nicki Minaj, Becky G and Major Lazer. His latest hit is the song "I Like It," which has topped Billboard's Hot 100 in the US.

Here are some of the lyrics we can all identify with.

“Go your own way because I’m better off without you”

Applies to all kinds of toxic relationships.

“I don’t want anyone else to talk about love. I’m tired, I already know all those tricks”

Some thoughts one might have while struggling from a broken heart.

“I don’t know if you’ll love me tomorrow, or if after today you’ll get lost”

When it comes to love, everyone has insecurities.

“There’s people you’re going to love for your whole life, even if you’re not with them”

We all have someone special who will always be important to us.

“I trusted again and they failed me again”

Disappointment is part of life.

P.S. The lyrics are way more catchy in Spanish.

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