"Carta de Despedida" is a new Spanish song by LIT killah, featuring MILO J and Ronny J. The song is released on LIT killah YouTube channel, written by LIT killah, MILO J, and Ronny J, produced by Ronny J and… Read More
Carta de Despedida Lyrics
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[Intro: Milo j]
Oh my God, Ronny
Calm down, calm down, not even God saves us from doom
Now fast life, only karma comes, but the heart
[Pre-Chorus: Milo j & LIT killah]
Ask me to tell you if you miss me
Even though I already have someone who accompanies you
Tell me, girl (Even though I know)
[Chorus: LIT killah]
I wish this was another song
And it's a letter to say goodbye, love
I wanted to tell you to your face, but I couldn't, I couldn't
Fear told me no
I know you want an explanation
But not even I'm right
We went from love to hate, baby, no, baby, no
Fear told me no
[Verse 1: LIT killah]
I'm the same as before, don't feel guilty
I write and the ink runs off the paper, I don't have the courage to go back
But I think not It's you, it's me; neither I nor you know what we want
I'm dying for another dose of your poison
So it's better that you go far away
So that you know that I'm better off like this
I'm talking to the mirror
To ask for forgiveness before I go for you
[Pre-Chorus: LIT killah]
Tell me, tell me, tell me if you miss me
If I deserve to be the one who accompanies you
Hey, tell me, girl (Even though I know it)
[Chorus: LIT killah]
I wish this was another song
And it's a letter to say goodbye, love
I wanted to tell you to your face, but it didn't work out, it didn't work out
Fear told me no
I know that you want an explanation
But not even I'm right
We went from love to hate, baby, no, baby, no
Fear told me no
[Verse 2: Milo j]
I'm not lying if I tell you that I feel horrible (Hehe)
We were never I'm feeling like I'm more of a prisoner than free
But you're the only sick person who still loves me
I don't know if you don't have the light you used to give me
If you've already lost interest in talking to us, but it's so much, baby
I look like a fool thinking that you're trying something
Nobody could save us from time
I know what I did and also what you did
Since the man you fell in love with
Hasn't existed for a long time
[Bridge: Milo j, Milo j & LIT killah]
I must let you fly because that's what wings are for, angel
But love is a heart, it beats until it stops, ah, yeah
[Chorus: LIT killah & Milo j, Milo j]
I wish this was another song
And it's a letter to say goodbye to you, love
I wanted to tell you to your face, but I couldn't, I couldn't
Fear told me no
I know you wanted an explanation
But I don't even have one the reason
We went from love to hate
To hate
[Intro: Milo j]
In the introduction, Milo j sets a reflective tone, acknowledging the inevitability of fate while hinting at the chaotic lifestyle that has led to this moment. The mention of "karma" introduces the idea of consequences and emotional reckoning, framing the song's exploration of relationships.
[Pre-Estribillo: Milo j & LIT killah]
Here, the artists express a longing for connection despite the reality of separation. LIT killah asks if his former lover misses him, demonstrating a vulnerability that contrasts with the facade of moving on. The line conveys the complexity of emotions that linger even after a relationship has ended.
[Coro: LIT killah]
In the chorus, LIT killah articulates his desire for a different reality, wishing that their story could be rewritten. The phrase "es una carta para despedirte" emphasizes the finality of his feelings and the difficulty he faces in confronting his partner. The acknowledgment of fear preventing him from expressing himself adds depth to his emotional struggle, reinforcing the theme of regret.
[Verso 1: LIT killah]
In this verse, LIT killah reflects on the changes in their relationship. He reassures his former partner that she should not feel guilty and admits his own fear and inability to confront their issues directly. The line "ni yo, ni tú sabemo' bien qué queremo'" highlights the confusion and uncertainty that often plague relationships, suggesting that both individuals are lost in their desires and expectations. The desire for "otra dosi' de tu veneno" portrays a yearning for the passionate moments they shared, indicating that despite the pain, he still craves the connection they once had.
[Pre-Estribillo: LIT killah]
LIT killah reiterates his question about whether his ex-partner misses him, underscoring his desire for validation. This repetition reflects his emotional state, caught between longing and acceptance, as he grapples with the past while contemplating the future.
[Coro: LIT killah]
Returning to the chorus, LIT killah emphasizes his regret and the fear that has prevented him from being honest. The repetition of the theme of fear resonates throughout the song, serving as a barrier to communication and connection.
[Verso 2: Milo j]
In this verse, Milo j expresses his own turmoil, acknowledging feelings of imprisonment rather than freedom within the relationship. His admission that "sos la única enferma que me sigue amando" illustrates a complex dynamic where he recognizes the toxicity of their love yet clings to the emotional bond that remains. The reflection on the loss of light in their connection captures the essence of fading love and highlights the inevitable decline of their relationship.
[Puente: Milo j, Milo j & LIT killah]
The bridge introduces a metaphor of flight, suggesting that love, much like a bird, needs freedom to thrive. Milo j acknowledges the necessity of letting go while recognizing the heart's tenacity. This duality emphasizes the struggle between holding on and allowing for personal growth.
[Coro: LIT killah & Milo j, Milo j]
In the final chorus, LIT killah and Milo j together voice the poignant realization of their shared pain and the finality of their love. The repetition of the wish for a different outcome reinforces their emotional struggle, encapsulating the feeling of loss and the haunting question of what might have been. The transition from love to hatred underlines the complex emotions intertwined with heartbreak, creating a powerful closure to their narrative.
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About Song
"Carta de Despedida" is a new Spanish song by LIT killah, featuring MILO J and Ronny J. The song is released on LIT killah YouTube channel, written by LIT killah, MILO J, and Ronny J, produced by Ronny J and Big One, and is from the album KUSTOM, offering listeners an introspective experience that delves into themes of love, loss, and emotional turmoil.
The central theme of "Carta de Despedida" revolves around the pain of saying goodbye to a once-cherished love. LIT killah expresses vulnerability and regret throughout the song, reflecting on the complexities of relationships and the lingering feelings of attachment that make it difficult to let go. The lyrics explore the transition from love to resentment, highlighting the emotional struggle between wanting closure and fearing confrontation. The song captures the essence of heartache, with a poignant narrative that resonates with anyone who has faced the bittersweet reality of moving on.
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The "Carta de Despedida" song is sung by LIT killah.
The "Carta de Despedida" song by LIT killah lyrics was written by LIT killah, Milo j & RONNY J.
The "Carta de Despedida" song by LIT killah was produced by RONNY J & Big One.
LIT killah released "Carta de Despedida" song on Mar 28, 2024.
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