Suave (David Luis Suave Gonzalez)

All right, bro. Love you, bro. And you better call me again, bro. You better call me soon.

I will. All right. All right.

I will. All right. All right.

I will. All right. All right.

I get phone calls every day, at least 20, 30 phone calls a day from prison. And, you know, guys that never seen a Pulitzer. Right. Calling me, telling about, man, you representing all of us. This is a win for all of us. And it is. When I get phone calls from politicians, you know, they want me to go speak because they're trying to pass a bill for for lifers.

I get phone calls every day, at least 20, 30 phone calls a day from prison. And, you know, guys that never seen a Pulitzer. Right. Calling me, telling about, man, you representing all of us. This is a win for all of us. And it is. When I get phone calls from politicians, you know, they want me to go speak because they're trying to pass a bill for for lifers.

I get phone calls every day, at least 20, 30 phone calls a day from prison. And, you know, guys that never seen a Pulitzer. Right. Calling me, telling about, man, you representing all of us. This is a win for all of us. And it is. When I get phone calls from politicians, you know, they want me to go speak because they're trying to pass a bill for for lifers.

And they think that I'm the poster child. I'm like, at first I used to get pissed off because I'm not a poster child. But now I've realized that like somebody has to be the voice. And this is what it means to being the voice for the voiceless. Bro, no matter how much you try to run from it, you are the voice for those that you left behind. And I'm not running from it. I'm embracing it.

And they think that I'm the poster child. I'm like, at first I used to get pissed off because I'm not a poster child. But now I've realized that like somebody has to be the voice. And this is what it means to being the voice for the voiceless. Bro, no matter how much you try to run from it, you are the voice for those that you left behind. And I'm not running from it. I'm embracing it.

And they think that I'm the poster child. I'm like, at first I used to get pissed off because I'm not a poster child. But now I've realized that like somebody has to be the voice. And this is what it means to being the voice for the voiceless. Bro, no matter how much you try to run from it, you are the voice for those that you left behind. And I'm not running from it. I'm embracing it.

I'm embracing it because I still got hope that them brothers and sisters are going to come home one day.

I'm embracing it because I still got hope that them brothers and sisters are going to come home one day.

I'm embracing it because I still got hope that them brothers and sisters are going to come home one day.

I just feel sometimes that... Being free is not what everybody think it is. It's really not. And it's not really, everybody hype it up. Like, you're free. You can do whatever you want to do. All your pains and misery are gone. That's bullshit, man. My miseries and pains are just starting. Like, seriously, I never had this much misery and pain in my life when I was in prison. I didn't.

I just feel sometimes that... Being free is not what everybody think it is. It's really not. And it's not really, everybody hype it up. Like, you're free. You can do whatever you want to do. All your pains and misery are gone. That's bullshit, man. My miseries and pains are just starting. Like, seriously, I never had this much misery and pain in my life when I was in prison. I didn't.

I just feel sometimes that... Being free is not what everybody think it is. It's really not. And it's not really, everybody hype it up. Like, you're free. You can do whatever you want to do. All your pains and misery are gone. That's bullshit, man. My miseries and pains are just starting. Like, seriously, I never had this much misery and pain in my life when I was in prison. I didn't.

I was shut out from the world. You know, cold. Shut everything down. And out here, you can't do that because you got people looking for you. You got people that want, they lean on you for their support, for their comfort. I don't want to live up to nobody's expectations and none of that. You know, I'm done with that. I am not happy. I'm glad I'm home. I'm glad about that.

I was shut out from the world. You know, cold. Shut everything down. And out here, you can't do that because you got people looking for you. You got people that want, they lean on you for their support, for their comfort. I don't want to live up to nobody's expectations and none of that. You know, I'm done with that. I am not happy. I'm glad I'm home. I'm glad about that.

I was shut out from the world. You know, cold. Shut everything down. And out here, you can't do that because you got people looking for you. You got people that want, they lean on you for their support, for their comfort. I don't want to live up to nobody's expectations and none of that. You know, I'm done with that. I am not happy. I'm glad I'm home. I'm glad about that.

But if you say describe happy, I should be able to describe happy. And I can't. I can't. I won't even know how to start to describe happy. Even with a Pulitzer, even what I can't describe it because I'm not.