Sal (interludio) Lyrics in English by AMBKOR

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Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Sal (interludio) by AMBKOR from Spanish to English.

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Go out and breathe, go out anywhere, but go out

Stop listening to your head and listen to your heart

Tell me if it beats, tell me why it beats, tell me who it beats for

And don't tell me that only for someone who isn't you

Because those beats are yours first, they belong to you

I know it hurts to lose and to know that winning costs too much for how quickly you forget

Let the alarm clock die, let death die

Let my grandmother come back and her cookies with sugar and butter

Let everything rot, except love, and let the one who played with mine rot

Let the Christmas nerves return

Let the lights inside you turn on so you can see the truth

Go out and breathe, stop rubbing salt in the wound

Let it hurt what has to hurt, to the pain, patience

Try another pill, try another trip, try whatever you want

Because fighting for yourself is the sanest thing you can do

But don't forget fucking patience

Give space to pain, you need space

Everything needs its space, its time and pain is no different

What's up, you are different, I am different

We are unique and we will never return to this moment

But we will return to another being better

Come out and breathe, you're missing the scenery

If even the city has magic

Look at the people walking, look at that bird sleeping, look at that puddle

Look at that bus stop and think 'Where are all these people waiting to go?'

Think of a hospital, it is there, in the middle of everything, in front of everyone

But we passed by as if nothing was happening there

As if it were not with us, although we know that we will end up in one sooner or later

But there are people who sleep there, people who won't come out

And you're out thinking that if you send that message

What if you dare? Of course you dare, you dare because it's your turn

Because you are alive and because fear is just a doubt

And because the answer to your questions is usually right behind him

Go out and breathe, untie your knots like you untie a shoelace

Think about the feeling of being barefoot and focus on untying them little by little

Knowing that the end is that feeling of freedom that you long for

Freedom is in you

I say this because I usually see people looking for it like someone looking for a treasure, and

It's a treasure, but it's inside

You are war, you are peace, you are liberation

You are a knot to untie, do you dare to walk with you?

Knots

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despertador — alarm clock

Despertador literally translates to "alarm clock". While it might seem like an everyday word, its use here is quite striking and memorable.

In the song, the artist declares, "Que se muera el despertador, que se muera la muerte" (May the alarm clock die, may death die). This powerful line expresses a desire to escape the mundane and the inevitable, making the common object of an alarm clock take on a much deeper, almost rebellious, significance.

AMBKOR's "Sal (interludio)" is a powerful call to action, urging us to step outside, breathe, and truly live. It's about silencing the noise in our heads and listening to our hearts: "Dime si late, dime por qué late, dime por quién late" [Tell me if it beats, tell me why it beats, tell me for whom it beats]. The song reminds us that our heartbeats are ours first, and we need to fight for ourselves, even when it feels like too much work. It acknowledges the pain of loss and the struggle of winning, but insists on patience and self-care.

This song is a raw, honest look at life's complexities. AMBKOR wants to burn away the bad – "Que se muera el despertador, que se muera la muerte" [May the alarm clock die, may death die] – and bring back the good, like his grandmother and her cookies. He challenges us to confront our fears, reminding us that "el miedo es solo una duda" [fear is just a doubt] and the answers we seek are often right behind it. It's a beautiful message about finding freedom within ourselves, not searching for it like a hidden treasure, because "La libertad está en ti" [Freedom is in you]. We are unique, and every moment is precious, so we should untie our knots and dare to walk with ourselves.

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