Psycho Lyrics in English by Marc Segui

Precipicio translates to "cliff" or "precipice." It's a dramatic and evocative word that immediately brings to mind a sense of danger and being on the edge.

In the song, Marc Segui sings, "Estoy al borde del precipicio" (I'm on the edge of the cliff), using this powerful imagery to describe his emotional state. He feels like he's about to fall apart due to the heartbreak and confusion caused by his ex-partner's indifference. This word perfectly captures the intensity of his feelings and his precarious mental state.

Marc Segui's "Psycho" is a really intense look at the aftermath of a breakup where one person is clearly not over it. He sings about how much they've been through together, "Hemos pasado tanto" [We've been through so much], and now it's hard for him to see that he doesn't matter to her anymore, "me cuesta tanto Ver que no te importo tanto" [it's so hard for me to see that I don't matter that much to you]. He feels like he's falling apart while she's completely calm, "Si tú flota', yo caigo Si tú estás tan serena Yo me vuelvo pyscho" [If you float, I fall; If you are so serene, I turn psycho].

He's stuck in a loop, smoking and drinking, seeing her face everywhere, "Vuelvo a fumar, vuelvo a beber A ver tu cara en la pared" [I smoke again, I drink again, To see your face on the wall]. The worst part is knowing she's moved on and is with someone else in their old spot, "Y tú en nuestro sitio estás con él" [And you are in our spot with him]. He's lost, drunk, and searching for his place, "Y yo ando borracho, perdido, buscando mi sitio" [And I walk around drunk, lost, looking for my place], while she seems not to care who she's with. It's a pretty raw picture of being completely consumed by a past relationship.