Bad Man

Pol Granch's song 'Bad Man' delves into the internal conflict of a person grappling with their own sense of morality and the desire to escape from a harsh reality. The lyrics paint a picture of someone who feels disconnected and out of reach, both physically and emotionally, from someone they care about. The opening lines, 'Ahora lo bueno es alejarme y desaparecer de aquí,' suggest a need to distance oneself and disappear, indicating a sense of overwhelming pressure or pain.

The recurring line 'I don't wanna be a bad man' serves as a mantra, reflecting the protagonist's fear of becoming someone they don't want to be. This fear is compounded by external criticism and the desire to escape from societal judgment, as seen in the lines 'Quieren criticarme they just wanna kill my mood.' The protagonist is searching for a way to break free from the crowd and find solace, yet they are torn between the urge to flee and the comfort of being with someone they love, as expressed in 'Pero para que volar si se puede estar donde estás tú.'

The song also touches on themes of regret and the inability to change the past, with lines like 'Si ya no puedo remediar lo que se hizo ayer.' This sense of helplessness in the face of past actions adds to the protagonist's internal struggle. Ultimately, 'Bad Man' is a poignant exploration of the desire for redemption and the battle against becoming someone unrecognizable to oneself. Pol Granch's emotive delivery and the song's haunting melody amplify the emotional weight of these themes, making it a powerful reflection on the human condition.