Entregues comes from the verb entregar, which literally means "to deliver" or "to hand over". However, in the context of a love song, it takes on a much deeper, more romantic meaning: "to surrender" or "to give oneself completely."
In this song, Ivan Cornejo sings, "Y te entregues en mis brazos" (And you surrender/give yourself into my arms). This isn't just about a physical return; it's a plea for a full emotional and physical giving of oneself, signifying deep longing and devotion. It's a powerful word that conveys vulnerability and trust in love.
Quiero Dormir Cansado turns heartbreak into a restless night that Ivan Cornejo longs to escape. He wishes to be so tired that he slips into deep, unbroken sleep where thoughts of his unreachable love cannot hurt him. In dreams he can still hold her close, far from the tears that greet him when he is awake.
Over gentle Regional Mexican melodies, the chorus repeats like a lullaby, redefining sleep as the only way to live until she finally understands his devotion. It is a bittersweet confession for anyone who has ever chosen comforting fantasies over painful reality, capturing both the ache of longing and the fragile hope tucked inside every dream-filled night.