Sé Morir

The song 'Se Morir' by Andrés Cepeda, a Colombian singer-songwriter known for his romantic ballads, delves into the deep emotions of longing and unrequited love. The lyrics express the pain of separation and the intense desire that the narrator feels for someone who is not present. The phrase 'A lo sumo hace cuatro noches que no te veo' suggests that it has only been a few nights since he last saw the object of his affection, yet the absence feels unbearable.

The recurring line 'Sé morir y salirme siempre con vida' indicates a familiarity with the feeling of heartbreak, implying that the narrator has experienced this pain before and has managed to survive it. However, the intensity of his current longing is so strong that it feels like a form of dying. The metaphor of his heart carrying a cross is a powerful image that conveys the weight of his unfulfilled love and the suffering it brings.

The song's title, 'Se Morir,' which translates to 'I Know How to Die,' encapsulates the theme of the song: the narrator knows how to endure the pain of love and come out alive, but the struggle is a constant one. The repetition of 'Me tengo que ir' at the end of the song suggests a resignation to leave, perhaps from the relationship or from the cycle of pain, but it is left ambiguous, adding to the song's emotional depth.