"ECHÁNDOTE DE MENOS" is a new Spanish song by Grupo Frontera, featured on their album "JUGANDO A QUE NO PASA NADA," released on May 10, 2024. The song is published under the Grupo Frontera label and delves into the theme… Read More
ECHÁNDOTE DE MENOS Lyrics
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[Verse 1]
I have taken a thousand bottles to forget you
But I don't get it
I don't know why I still follow you
I don't know what's wrong with me
I wanted to throw away the sweater you left
But I couldn't
Because I can't decide
If I love myself or I forget you
[Pre-Chorus]
You are like the hangover, I always say that I will never drink again
But when Friday comes, I need you again
[Chorus]
And here I am, missing you and drinking too much
Because you've been gone for months, but you still haven't left my mind
And here I am, missing you and drinking too much
Because it helps me to think that you have not left and that, perhaps, you will return
[Verse 2]
Loving you so much has me from dive to dive
Crying while I sing
In every peda, telling everyone about you
It hurts a lot that you're no longer here
What a bad time it was, honestly.
And the thing is that the hole you left, another girl doesn't fill it
Looking at the sky, waiting for a message that doesn't come
I can't be sober because you don't love me anymore
This has me going out eight days a week
[Pre-Chorus]
You are like the hangover, I always say that I will never drink again
But when Friday comes, I need you again
[Chorus]
And here I am, missing you and drinking too much
Because you've been gone for months, but you still haven't left my mind
And here I am, missing you and drinking too much
Because it helps me to think that you have not left and that, perhaps, you will return
[Verso 1]
The narrator describes their futile attempts to forget their ex by drinking excessively. Despite trying to move on, they find themselves unable to let go of the memories and the emotional attachment. The struggle to decide whether to keep or discard the ex's belongings symbolizes the internal conflict between wanting to move forward and being stuck in the past.
[Pre-Coro]
The comparison of the ex to a hangover highlights the recurring nature of the pain. The narrator acknowledges the cyclical pattern of swearing off the ex but feeling the need for them again as time passes, especially when reminded of their absence.
[Coro]
The chorus encapsulates the central theme of the song: the juxtaposition of missing the ex and drinking excessively to cope with the pain. The narrator admits that despite the time that has passed since the breakup, the ex remains in their thoughts. The hope that the ex might return, even though it's unlikely, provides a temporary comfort.
[Verso 2]
The second verse delves deeper into the narrator's emotional state, revealing that their intense longing has led them to frequent nightclubs and constantly talk about their ex. The pain of the breakup is so profound that no other person can fill the void left behind. The narrator expresses the futile hope of receiving a message from the ex and the realization that sobriety only brings more pain.
[Pre-Coro]
Reiterating the comparison to a hangover, the narrator emphasizes the inevitability of their need for the ex despite knowing it's not healthy. The mention of Fridays as a trigger for this need underlines the habitual nature of their longing.
[Coro]
The chorus is repeated to reinforce the ongoing struggle of missing the ex and using alcohol as a coping mechanism. The narrator continues to hold onto the hope that the ex might return, finding solace in the thought even though it prolongs their pain.
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About Song
"ECHÁNDOTE DE MENOS" is a new Spanish song by Grupo Frontera, featured on their album "JUGANDO A QUE NO PASA NADA," released on May 10, 2024. The song is published under the Grupo Frontera label and delves into the theme of heartbreak and the struggle to move on from a past relationship. The poignant lyrics and emotive melody capture the pain and longing of missing someone deeply.
The lyrics of "ECHÁNDOTE DE MENOS" explore the narrator's intense feelings of loss and the difficulty of letting go of a past lover. Despite attempts to forget through drinking and socializing, the memories and emotions linger, creating a cycle of longing and temporary solace. The song paints a vivid picture of how the past relationship continues to affect the narrator's present, emphasizing the struggle between wanting to move on and being unable to let go.
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