No Soy Él Lyrics in English David Bisbal

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song No Soy Él by David Bisbal from Spanish to English.
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Even though in your photo there is someone else, it won't hurt me
Just tell him how you like it more
Table for two, even the coffee is cold
The heart stops, the same as that train
Who will hug your body when the cold winter arrives?
And if I'm not, then tell me who
Who will occupy your back and my side of the bed?
And if I'm not, then tell me who
Then tell him to kiss you like I kissed you
Tell him to treat you like I used to do
That on long nights you only sleep skin to skin
And even if he manages, tell him that I am not him
Raining in the city, naked in the sea
Cold polar desert, impossible to forget
Who will hug your body when the cold winter arrives?
And if I'm not, then tell me who
Who will occupy your back and my side of the bed?
And if I'm not, then tell me who
Then tell him to kiss you like I kissed you
Tell him to treat you like I used to do
That on long nights, you only sleep skin to skin
And even if he manages, tell him that I am not him
Of your kisses, of your body
Of your kisses, of your body
Then tell him to kiss you like I kissed you
Tell him to treat you like I used to do
That on long nights, you only sleep skin to skin
And even if he manages, tell him that I am not him
Then tell him to kiss you like I kissed you
Tell him to treat you like I used to do
That on long nights, you only sleep skin to skin
And even if he manages, tell him that I am not him
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SONG MEANING
The song "No Soy Él" by David Bisbal delves into the poignant realization of a love that has been exhausted by its own intensity. Through vivid imagery, the lyrics describe a relationship that was once all-consuming and passionate, but ultimately unsustainable. The love, depicted as something grand and beautiful, was so overwhelming that it could not endure the test of time, much like a flower that cannot survive beyond two springs. The song reflects on how the couple, caught up in the fervor of their emotions, failed to anticipate the inevitable arrival of challenges, symbolized by winter. As the warmth of their connection fades, they are left with the cold, stark truth that their love has been worn out by its own fervor.
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