Si No Estás Lyrics in English El Sueño de Morfeo

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Si No Estás by El Sueño de Morfeo from Spanish to English.
If you're not here my subconscious betrays me
If you're not here I suddenly find myself naming you
And I feel so small
If you're not here I wish you the best on your way
That some new arms give you the warmth
That in mine you didn't find
That in mine you didn't find
I wish that I could hate you, I wish
That it were easier to forget you
I hope that you have luck
I hope that it doesn't hurt so much not to see you
And the days make me much stronger
I hope that you have luck
I hope that it doesn't hurt so much not to see you
And the days pass slowly
If you're not here everything loses its meaning
If you're not here
And I no longer find reasons to go on
And I feel so lost
If you're not here I caress your memory without meaning to
And I wish that fate brings you back again
And you can no longer leave
And don't leave again
I wish that I could hate you, I wish
That it were easier to forget you
I hope that you have luck
I hope that it doesn't hurt so much not to see you
And the days make me much stronger
I hope that you have luck
I hope that it doesn't hurt so much not to see you
And the days pass slowly, if you're not here
The days pass slowly, if you're not here
If you're not here
I hope that you have luck
I hope that it doesn't hurt so much not to see you
And the days make me much stronger
I hope that you have luck
I hope that it doesn't hurt so much not to see you
And the days pass slowly
If you're not here
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SONG MEANING

Ever tried to convince yourself you’re over someone, only to catch your mind secretly whispering their name? That tug-of-war is the beating heart of Si No Estás by Spanish pop-folk group El Sueño de Morfeo. The singer admits that when the loved one is gone, everything loses its meaning: the subconscious betrays her, memories sneak in, and even time itself slows down. She wishes she could hate them, she wishes forgetting were easy, yet she still hopes they find warmth in new arms—the same warmth she could not provide.

This bittersweet anthem turns heartbreak into a gentle pep talk. While each ojalá (“I wish”) carries pain, it also carries hope: hope that the other person will be happy, and hope that each passing day will make her stronger. The song blends vulnerability and resilience, reminding us that real courage sometimes lies in letting go—while still daring to believe in better tomorrows.

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