Sabrá Dios

In 'Sabrá Dios,' José José delves into the complexities and uncertainties of love. The song's title, which translates to 'God Knows,' sets the tone for a narrative filled with doubt and introspection. The lyrics express the singer's internal struggle as he grapples with the uncertainty of his partner's true feelings. He oscillates between hope and suspicion, unsure whether his lover is genuine or deceitful. This emotional turmoil is a common theme in José José's music, often characterized by his soulful and emotive vocal delivery.

The song's lyrics reveal a deep sense of vulnerability. The singer admits that he has no concrete reason to doubt his partner, yet he cannot shake the feeling that something is amiss. This paradox highlights the irrational nature of love and trust, where emotions often override logic. The line 'Pero yo presiento que no estás conmigo, aunque estés aquí' ('But I sense that you are not with me, even though you are here') poignantly captures this sentiment, illustrating the emotional distance that can exist even in physical proximity.

José José's 'Sabrá Dios' also touches on the fear of failure in love. The singer worries that his relationship might fail due to his own insecurities and doubts. This fear is compounded by the shame he anticipates if his love were to fail because of his own mistakes. The song concludes with a resolve to fight against these doubts, to 'arrancar esta ingrata mentira de mi corazón' ('tear this ungrateful lie from my heart'). This determination to overcome internal struggles and preserve love adds a layer of resilience to the otherwise melancholic tone of the song.