Te Mentiría Lyrics in English The La Planta

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Te Mentiría by The La Planta from Spanish to English.
Hello
I know you're thinking the same as me at this time
Even though I know you tell the same to ten people
Don't say you love me at night and hate me during the day
I'm not up for girlfriends anymore
And I won't lie to you, I'm doing well again
The asses, the drinks, the tours, the zeros
But you come into my mind and I feel like I'm dying
And I tell you again
That I would lie to you
If I don't tell you that I would come back to your arms
And that you can be with someone else if you keep being mine
Even if there's no 'us', why wouldn't it happen?
Wasn't that what you wanted?
Yes, yes
Once again
Pushi The Beatmaker
If it doesn't hit you, it lifts you up
Hello
They told me you were with someone else and you looked happy
That your life was full of flowers and joy
That you found someone to fill your empty soul
Like you used to tell me
Not to get into trouble with the police
To have a different mood depending on the day
Drunk and with an empty wallet, wasn't that what you wanted?
I would lie to you
If I don't tell you that I would come back to your arms
And that you can be with someone else if you keep being mine
Even if there's no 'us', why wouldn't it happen?
Wasn't that what you wanted?
I would lie to you
If I don't tell you that I would come back to your arms
And that you can be with someone else if you keep being mine
Even if there's no 'us', why wouldn't it happen?
Wasn't that what you wanted?
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SONG MEANING

“Te Mentiría” is the ultimate post-breakup confession booth. Over a bouncing, urban-pop beat, The La Planta drops her brave face and admits that all the new parties, flings, and flashy zeros in her bank account are just smoke and mirrors. She keeps telling herself—and everyone else—that she is thriving, yet the truth slips out: every time her mind drifts, it lands right back in her ex’s arms. The hook (“Te mentiría…”) is her cheeky way of saying I’d be lying if I claimed otherwise.

Dig a little deeper and you will hear a tug-of-war between ego and vulnerability. She throws playful jabs—“Wasn’t this what you wanted?”—while simultaneously clinging to the idea that the ex still belongs to her, even if they are dating someone new. The song captures that messy stage where pride, jealousy, and genuine longing all mix together, making it the perfect anthem for anyone who has ever tried to act unbothered when their heart clearly says otherwise.

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