Azul Lyrics in English Zoé

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Azul by Zoé from Spanish to English.
Verse 1
You, what a way that you cling
You that orbit me like the Sun
You stuck to the wall
You that inhabit my mind, you
You, at every corner, you
You under the tablecloth
Chorus 1
I'm falling to pieces over your absence
And the worst part is that I don't ever want to see you
I'm sinking in the habit of loving you
And you already forgot me
Verse 2
Your gaze in the rearview mirror
You with the blue dress
You crying on the platform
At five years since the start of the epidemic outbreak of the A Mars C Negative virus
Humanity is under the threat of extinction
Science and medicine have failed in their attempts to find a cure or vaccine
That stops the epidemic
I'm falling to pieces over your absence
And the worst part is that I don't ever want to see you
I'm sinking in the habit of loving you
You already have someone else
You have someone else
You already have someone else
You already forgot me
You already forgot me
You already forgot me
I'm falling to pieces over your absence
And the worst part is that I don't ever want to see you
I'm sinking in the habit of loving you
And you already forgot me
You already forgot me
You already have another
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SONG MEANING

Azul is a dreamy, sci-fi breakup anthem by the Mexican band Zoé. With vivid images the narrator describes how the ex-lover clings to his orbit like a satellite: “Tú que me órbitas como el Sol”. The color blue shows up both as the dress she once wore and as a symbol of melancholy. The speaker confesses, “estoy cayéndome a pedazos”, falling to pieces, yet paradoxically insists he never wants to see her again. Every corner, every tablecloth, every rear-view mirror still carries her ghost.

Midway through the song a sudden radio-style bulletin about a planet-wide epidemic bursts in, pushing the personal drama onto an apocalyptic canvas. This sharp contrast suggests that for the narrator the end of a relationship feels as catastrophic as the extinction of humanity itself. In the end, the repeated cry “Ya me olvidaste” (You have already forgotten me) seals his despair: while the world may be ending, she has found someone else. By blending cosmic imagery, dystopian news flashes and raw heartache, Azul paints love-loss in deep, luminous shades of blue.

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