Perdoname Lyrics in English by Deorro, Dycy, Adrian Delgado

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Perdoname by Deorro from Spanish to English.
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Verse 1
It's three in the morning
And I'm at your window
Looking for you love
Listen please
And what are you thinking
Coming here drinking
Get out of here
Let me sleep
But I can't leave without a kiss
But it's already very late and I don't want to see you
Chorus 1
I do what you want, forgive me my baby
I don't believe you you don't have shame
Pena means pain, but 'tener pena' means to be embarrassed / to feel shame, or to feel sorry
I'm singing, forgive me
Estoy means 'I am' for things which are temporary, such as I am singing
I'm saying to you
Verse 2
What more can I expect from you
You don't know everything that I suffered
Or: You don't know how much I suffered
Come out for a little while
Let me explain what happened
I am wicked
Maldito is a slightly naughty word which translates to damned / cursed
I need you, forgive me
Chorus 2
I do what you want, forgive me my baby
I don't believe you you don't have shame
Pena means pain, but 'tener pena' means to be embarrassed / to feel shame, or to feel sorry
I'm singing, forgive me
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Erick Orrosquieta, Adrian Delgado Delgdo Barrera, Diana Ceja
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malditodamned / wretch

Maldito literally translates to 'damned' or 'cursed'. It's a powerful and dramatic word used to express intense self-criticism and regret.

In the song, the singer desperately exclaims, "Soy un maldito" (I'm a wretch), admitting he has done something terribly wrong. This raw confession captures his desperation as he stands outside his lover's window, begging for forgiveness in this intense musical confrontation.

This song is a whole soap opera in three minutes! It's a late-night argument set to a dance beat. A guy shows up at his ex's house at three in the morning, singing outside her window: "Son las tres de la mañana / Y estoy en tu ventana" (It's three in the morning / And I'm at your window). He's begging her to listen and come out so he can explain what happened.

She is not impressed. At all. Her response is basically, "¿Y tu qué estas pensando / Llegando aquí tomando?" (And what are you thinking / Showing up here drunk?). She tells him to go away and let her sleep. He gets more desperate, admitting he's a jerk, "Soy un maldito" (I'm a damned man), and promising he'll do anything she wants if she'll just forgive him. It's a classic, over-the-top plea for a second chance.

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