ALMAS ROTAS Lyrics (English Translation) – YSY A, Naim

ALMAS ROTAS (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, the artists introduce themselves and set the tone for the song. The repeated mention of “trap” indicates the genre, and the casual greeting between the artists creates a relaxed vibe. It feels like a moment of camaraderie, a quick acknowledgment before diving into the deeper emotions and themes of the song.

[Verse 1]
This verse explores a sense of drowning in emotions, symbolized by swimming in “poison” and the “pool” in the glass. The singer feels overwhelmed, especially at a party where they can’t connect with others, describing the people around them as “broken souls.” There’s a desire for change and meaning, but they’re unsure how to find it. The search for answers only leads to more questions, highlighting confusion and inner conflict. Guilt is a constant presence, and the singer tries to ease the burden with wine, which becomes a temporary escape. The line about swearing it’s “the last” suggests a cycle of mistakes and regrets, making it clear that they’re trapped in a loop of self-doubt.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, the singer expresses a sense of defiance, taking risks despite not trusting the outcome. The line “I don’t believe in the polls” implies a disregard for opinions or predictions, suggesting they’re going their own way. From dawn till dusk, their hunger or desire for something more never sleeps, reflecting a constant yearning that can’t be satisfied. The “abyss” represents a dangerous or uncertain path, and they have become familiar with it, though it’s not a healthy or stable place. The struggle to make sense of scattered thoughts or “loose ideas” captures a sense of mental chaos, where everything feels disjointed and hard to process.

[Verse 2]
In this verse, the singer expresses frustration with unfulfilled wishes, even when they call out to higher powers (“the saints don’t jump”). There’s a sense of recklessness as sin and temptation seem to pour out effortlessly. The reference to importing beats from Salta, a place associated with music, shows how the artist’s life is intertwined with music and creativity. They live a nomadic, restless existence, always searching but never finding the peace they crave. Repeated patterns of behavior surface—experiences and mistakes that keep repeating themselves. There’s also a physical and emotional urgency in the lines about burning a “b0mb” and seeking passion, as if they’re caught in a cycle of intense but fleeting moments.

[Chorus]
This chorus reiterates the earlier themes of risk-taking, unfulfilled hunger, and the struggle to make sense of chaotic thoughts. The repetition emphasizes how the artist feels trapped in this cycle of searching for meaning and purpose but unable to find lasting satisfaction. The “abyss” again symbolizes the dangerous, unknown path they’ve become too familiar with, and the difficulty of giving meaning to all their scattered ideas reflects confusion and mental fatigue.