Suicidal adage (spanish version)

Lendi Vexer's 'Suicidal adage (spanish version)' delves into the complexities of inner conflict and existential dread. The song's lyrics revolve around the themes of choice, confusion, and the often overwhelming nature of introspection. The repeated lines 'Elegir, desechar' (Choose, discard) and 'y si está mal?' (and if it's wrong?) highlight the anxiety and uncertainty that accompany decision-making. This reflects a universal human experience where the fear of making the wrong choice can be paralyzing.

The phrase 'Cuando los de adentro son el lado opuesto' (When those inside are the opposite side) suggests a deep internal conflict, where one's inner thoughts and feelings are at odds with each other. This internal discord leads to a state of confusion, as expressed in 'confundo los conceptos' (I confuse the concepts). The repetition of 'oh, no no no oh no' underscores the frustration and helplessness that come with this mental struggle.

The song's title, 'Suicidal adage,' and the line 'Amanecer y pensar suele ser un refrán suicida' (Waking up and thinking is often a suicidal adage) convey a sense of despair that can accompany deep reflection. The act of waking up and immediately being confronted with overwhelming thoughts can feel like a burden, making the simple act of thinking seem like a dangerous endeavor. Lendi Vexer's haunting melody and poignant lyrics capture the essence of this existential struggle, resonating with anyone who has faced similar inner turmoil.

The cyclical nature of the lyrics, with the repetition of 'Amanecer y pensar' (Waking up and thinking) and 'Elegir, desechar' (Choose, discard), mirrors the repetitive and often inescapable nature of these thoughts. The song serves as a poignant reminder of the challenges of navigating one's inner world and the courage it takes to confront and understand these feelings.