I AM dangerous, dangerous, dangerous, dangerous
I AM dangerous, dangerous, dangerous, dangerous
I AM dangerous, dangerous, dangerous, dangerous
I AM dangerous, dangerous, dangerous, dangerous

I put verbs on paper
Compose texts and chant them, yes my tongue is untied
My crime is to speak loudly
Relate what my peers will never express in a microphone
The camps are marked, we are simple voters
But nothing prevents bringing more terror to their mistakes
I thought, not even to touch them, but I had to
Disillusioned, when the judge wanted to summon me
It was not the first time for a rap group
That censorship strikes and the quotations hit
Go on, I told myself, the text is cool, there's no hitch, wrong!
I had become the public enemy of the unemployment office
It was clear, the high-ups wanted my trophy
A month after these idiots blocked my file
What cinema, TV, books
And magazines allow, for us it's prohibited
Incitement to violence
It's as if for each murder we indicted Jack Palance
I have communication problems
The intelligence services listen to all my conversations
I get chills, and it disrupts my life
My hatred grows every time Minute writes
To blather unhealthy lies
Ask my mother if her son is a murderer
They trigger my revenge at their expense
If I could live far from snakes
I thought I was a nice guy, a wonderful, exemplary father
For them, I am dangerous

I AM dangerous, dangerous, dangerous, dangerous
I AM dangerous, dangerous, dangerous, dangerous
I AM dangerous, dangerous, dangerous, dangerous
I AM dangerous, dangerous, dangerous, dangerous

(Hah! Damn you, dangerous!)

(Damn you!) If someone had told me that one day I would be classified, filed
Simply for having expressed my ideas
Addressed taboo subjects
Put on paper everything that happens around us
I thought I lived in a free country, naive
I understood that non-passive minds are undesirable
By refusing to be a sheep, to join the flock
To close my eyes and turn my back
On the format they tried to make me fit into
I found myself labeled a rebel of a society
Hypocrite, where some have so much power
That with impunity, they can spit on history
This dark observation forces me to take risks
To free my thoughts, to become a journalist
A fugitive, a whistleblower, a loudspeaker
Too often, placed at the center of the target
Of those who think they are safe from the watchful eye
Of people on the lookout who let nothing pass
Freedom of expression, a vast joke
The gap is wide between what is heard and what is said
I state facts even though it costs me
Photos on walls, phones on wiretaps
I am blamed for shouting too loudly what I think
To put a mirror in front of people, that, that bothers them
And if white represents purity today
Even in broad daylight, all cats are gray
I would like to do good and nothing else but for them
I am a mangy sheep, a dangerous guy

I AM dangerous, dangerous, dangerous, dangerous
I AM dangerous, dangerous, dangerous, dangerous
I AM dangerous, dangerous, dangerous, dangerous
I AM dangerous, dangerous, dangerous, dangerous
I AM dangerous (hah, damn you!)

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