Hansen

In 'Hansen' by Pappo's Blues, the lyrics paint a vivid picture of a desire to escape the confines of urban life and seek solace in a more tranquil, untroubled environment. The opening lines, 'Lejos de la ciudad, sin miedo y sin temor, quizás esté mejor,' suggest a longing to leave the city behind, driven by a belief that life might be better away from its chaos and pressures. This sentiment is further emphasized by the decision to 'dejo todo y ya me voy,' indicating a definitive break from the past and a commitment to finding peace elsewhere.

The song delves deeper into the emotional and psychological aspects of this journey. The lines 'Entonces pienso que, no puedo evitar, estar lejos de aquí, es esa la verdad' reflect an internal struggle and a realization that being away from the city is not just a desire but a necessity for the narrator's well-being. This is a common theme in many songs that explore the tension between the demands of modern life and the human need for simplicity and connection with nature.

As the song progresses, it touches on the idea of finding a place 'donde yo pueda estar, estar sin molestar,' highlighting the search for a personal sanctuary where one can exist without disturbance. The lyrics also ponder the fleeting nature of thoughts and moments, 'Las cosas lejanas, de extraños momentos, que ya iluminadas, se acerca el momento,' suggesting a sense of anticipation and the ephemeral quality of life. The closing question, 'Y nuestros pensamientos; ¿dónde están?' leaves the listener contemplating the whereabouts of their own thoughts and dreams, adding a layer of introspection to the song's narrative.