RIDE OR DIE PT.2 Lyrics in English Sevdaliza , Tokischa, Villano Antillano

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song RIDE OR DIE PT.2 by Sevdaliza from Spanish to English.
Tokischa, Tokischa
I have you all for me
I'm sure that you don't want to leave
He says: Toki, mommy, I'm ready for you
Wait for me, baby, that tonight I won't let you sleep
Kiss it, that this is yours
You are my daddy, I say it with pride
Your eyes, your mouth, your kisses belong to me
Daddy, you are my refuge
I don't want to lose you
You are my good luck
My magic dust
I'm addicted to touching you
I put on Dior lip gloss to kiss you
I have long nails, daddy, I want to scratch you
I don't know much, but I feel you
Down there, in my insides
Something tells me that I'm right
That my estrogen requires your testo
I'm ready to give it all
Even if it's toxic like asbestos
I tune into your channel, I connect
This is love, I can see, I detect it
Here nobody said it was going to be perfect
But you like even our defects
I bewitched you and I know I have that effect
To my lovers, I infect them with me
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SONG MEANING

Ride or Die Pt. 2 feels like a late-night pact sealed with candlelight and neon. Sevdaliza, Tokischa, and Villano Antillano trade English and Spanish verses to paint a portrait of two lovers who refuse to let darkness swallow them. They call each other star and refuge, promising to shield one another from “negative energy,” to rebound “stronger than life,” and to stay side by side when the world turns hostile. The track moves between ghostly trip-hop and raw dembow, mirroring a relationship that is at once ethereal and intensely physical.

At its core, the song celebrates unwavering loyalty. Being someone’s “ride or die” means more than romance; it is a vow to fight, heal, and glow together even when things get messy or “tóxico como el asbesto.” Each artist layers their heritage and identity into the mix—Sevdaliza’s haunting Persian-Dutch mystique, Tokischa’s unapologetic Dominican sensuality, and Villano Antillano’s fearless Puerto Rican flow—turning the piece into a global anthem for love that endures pain, distance, and imperfection. Listen closely and you will hear both vulnerability and power: two haunted souls choosing to illuminate each other, again and again.

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