Habrá que Olvidar

Skizoo's song 'Habrá que Olvidar' delves into the emotional turmoil and the sense of distance that can arise in relationships. The lyrics open with a reflection on how the distances between the two individuals seem to create a chasm in their hearts. This metaphorical distance is not just physical but emotional, highlighting the growing gap in their connection. The repeated phrase 'Habrá que olvidar' (We will have to forget) suggests a resignation to the idea that forgetting might be the only way to cope with the pain and separation they are experiencing.

The song continues with the narrator expressing a sense of weariness and emotional exhaustion. The imagery of closing eyelids and the desire to be sincere but feeling unwell conveys a deep sense of vulnerability and struggle. The mention of an ongoing storm ('aguacero') symbolizes the turbulent emotions and uncertainty they are facing, with no clear place to find rest or solace. This storm leaves things unsaid and unresolved, adding to the weight of their emotional burden.

In the latter part of the song, there is a call to introspection. The lyrics encourage looking inward and investing in what one believes in to find clarity and understanding. This introspection might reveal the hidden aspects of their relationship and provide insight into their true feelings. The closing lines, where the narrator hears the murmur of a heartbeat and confesses indifference to the world, underscore a profound sense of disconnection and apathy, further emphasizing the emotional distance and the need to forget as a means of moving forward.