Astrapado En Un Sueno Lyrics in English junior h

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Astrapado En Un Sueno by junior h from Spanish to English.
I'm trapped
In a dream, a really weird dream
I'm flying
And it's not 'cause of weed from years ago
I don't know where I am
But I feel safely weird
I feel good
Because here there isn't a single being
That could hurt me
At the same time I don't wanna wake up
I wanna keep flying
Far, far from reality
And I don't wanna come down
You hurt my heart
Inside my tight chest
Women don't love anymore
They only chase cash
I'd rather stay stoned
And not come down from the high
Strange shadows that stop me from leaving
Light another one, light another one
Let it keep killing, man
Pure Junior H
I'm trapped
In a dream, a really weird dream
Time trapped
And paying a price that's not steep
I feel good
Because I'm alone, alone with nobody
Not a single being
That tells me what I can and can't do
Let ten years go by
I'll still wake up right here
I'll keep floating
While the world just dies
I'm not in love
Much less bummed
I'd rather stay really lit
Women don't love anymore
They only chase cash
I'd rather stay really lit
Some joints for the flight
Strange shadows that stop me from leaving
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SONG MEANING

Stuck between sleep and sky, Junior H invites us into a hazy head-space where reality feels optional. The narrator drifts through a very strange dream, floating high and feeling oddly protected, far from anyone who might hurt him. Up here there are no rules, no clocks, and no heartbreaks; the only companions are rolling clouds of smoke and the reassuring silence of solitude. Behind the laid-back vibe, though, hides a bittersweet confession: on the ground, love has turned transactional, trust is scarce, and the weight of the everyday world is just too heavy to carry.

“Atrapado En Un Sueño” is both an escape anthem and a quiet protest. Junior H paints freedom as a perpetual flight where time freezes and responsibility dissolves, even if that freedom is fueled by weed and late-night blunts. By refusing to wake up, the singer sidesteps the pain of broken relationships and the chaos of a dying world below. The song’s mellow corridos-tumbados groove masks a deeper message: sometimes the only safe place we can find is the one we build inside our own smoky dreams, even if it means being trapped there forever.

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