Debo Aterrizar Lyrics (English Translation) – Kidd Voodoo

Debo Aterrizar (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro seems to set the tone, possibly marking the start of a journey or a shift in mindset. It’s a simple, rhythmic build-up.

[Verse 1]
In this verse, the singer expresses a desire to stop fighting and make peace. He acknowledges the other person’s fear and contrasts it with his own willingness to face things head-on. He reveals that he’s given his all to the relationship, but now he’s not succeeding and feels stuck. Even though the relationship didn’t work out, he regrets that it hasn’t healed yet, hinting at the emotional wounds that remain open.

[Pre-Chorus]
The pre-chorus reflects the singer’s nostalgia. The “white walls” symbolize something familiar and significant to the singer, possibly memories tied to the past. Despite not needing to dwell on these memories, he occasionally looks back at them. He recalls times spent with the person, wondering about the paths they’ve taken since, feeling both the loss of their companionship and the sense of moving on. The metaphor of jumping into the river suggests a deep emotional dive, perhaps a desire for emotional release or a way of letting go.

[Chorus]
In the chorus, the singer admits he’s not ready to try again or start over because the person he cares about is no longer present. He doesn’t want to move forward without them. There’s a strong sense of emptiness, and the repetition of “I don’t want anything” shows his disillusionment. He mentions that he never replaced this person and emphasizes that he was the first to offer love. Though he feels sad, he accepts the need to move on, even if it’s hard. The need to “land” refers to grounding himself, stopping the emotional flight and facing the reality of the situation.

[Verse 2]
This verse expresses the singer’s exhaustion with the emotional turmoil. He no longer wants to chase after unattainable things or fly away from his feelings. He prefers to stay grounded and away from the person who caused him pain. He’s given up trying to forget and has decided to stop overthinking, showing a sense of emotional surrender.

[Pre-Chorus]
Here, the pre-chorus repeats, continuing the theme of the singer reminiscing and feeling torn between the past and the present. There’s a sense of resignation that the other person has moved on while the singer is left feeling disconnected and alone. The image of jumping into the river is revisited, signifying a need to let go or drown out the emotions that still linger.

[Chorus]
The chorus returns with the same sentiments of reluctance and sadness. The singer feels that without the other person, there’s no reason to keep going, and he doesn’t want to force a new beginning. He expresses a mix of anger and sadness, wishing the person well but still carrying the hurt of being left behind. His insistence that he never replaced them shows that the feelings were genuine, and though he feels bad, he knows he has to “land”—meaning he has to accept the reality and stop running from his emotions.

[Interlude]
The interlude captures a final moment of reflection. The singer reaffirms that he was the first to offer his love and still hopes for something more, despite the pain. Even though the person isn’t there anymore, he has to ground himself in the present and stop holding on to unrealistic hopes.

[Outro]
The outro concludes the song with the singer coming to terms with the situation. He knows he can’t keep floating in an emotional state of longing, and it’s time to face the reality and land.