SUBCELESTIAL Lyrics in English by DLD

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song SUBCELESTIAL by DLD from Spanish to English.
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Sometimes fear dominates
Sometimes it makes you fly
Sometimes you don't have the power
And sometimes you want to understand
Sometimes you have no life at all
Sometimes you don't have empty hands
Sometimes don't ask me
Sometimes I don't have wings
Sometimes I feel like all this is mine
I want you to be what I had lost
And sometimes I can't change it
I throw another coin into the well
I wanted it, I wanted it just like you
Give you all my life to be alone
I wanted it, I wanted it just like you
Give you all my life to be alone
Sometimes I look at her when she's asleep
Sometimes I have no other way out
sometimes
sometimes
sometimes
I wanted it, I wanted it just like you
Give you all my life to be alone
I wanted it, I wanted it just like you
Give you all my life to be alone
And sometimes not
I'm not afraid to jump
And sometimes not
I'm not afraid to jump
And sometimes not
I'm not afraid to jump
I wanted it, I wanted it just like you
Give you all my life to be alone
I wanted it, I wanted it just like you
Give you all my life to be alone
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DLD's "SUBCELESTIAL" is a really interesting look at the push and pull of life, where sometimes fear takes over, and other times it makes you fly! The lyrics explore moments of powerlessness, like when the singer feels they "no tienes el poder" [don't have the power] or "no tienes nada de vida" [have no life at all]. But then there's this strong desire to understand things, even when it feels impossible to change them.

There's a recurring theme of giving everything for someone, even if it means ending up alone. The line "Darte toda mi vida para quedarme solo" [Give you my whole life to be left alone] is repeated, showing a deep, perhaps bittersweet, devotion. Despite these struggles, there's a powerful shift towards the end: "No me da miedo saltar" [I'm not afraid to jump]. It's like a declaration of courage, overcoming the fear that dominated earlier in the song. It's a journey from feeling lost to finding the bravery to take a leap.

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