EXCUSAS Lyrics – YSY A, Naim, Oniria

EXCUSAS Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro sets the tone of the song with casual, almost playful phrases. The repeated mention of “YSY, Naim” hints at their presence and collaboration. It feels like an informal introduction to the mood of the track, while “Oh, Dios” adds a sense of realization or surprise, possibly setting the stage for deeper themes.

[Estribillo]
In the chorus, the artists reflect on their tendency to make excuses for their actions. They’re trapped in a cycle of justifying bad decisions, often blaming outside forces like sins or demons. Despite these struggles, they acknowledge they’re still dealing with past pain and are on a quest for inspiration or improvement, seeking something better in their lives but still feeling stuck.

[Verso 1]
In the first verse, the artists describe their chaotic lifestyle, where they embrace disorder and indulgence. They talk about drinking, smoking, and losing memories, hinting at an addiction to substances. The line “this medicine that makes me sick” reflects the toxic relationship with their habits, which, while providing temporary relief, only lead to more pain. They’re stuck in a cycle of self-destruction, using substances to cope, yet they remain aware of the negative impact on their health and mind.

[Estribillo]
The chorus repeats, reinforcing the theme of searching for excuses and trying to avoid responsibility. The artists continue to battle with inner demons and past actions. The reference to karma suggests that they are paying for their mistakes, but they’re still stuck, trying to find a way out, longing for something better. The repetition of “excuse” highlights the feeling of being trapped in this mindset, unable to move forward.

[Verso 2]
The second verse shifts to a more introspective and existential tone. The artists describe their damaged relationships and broken dreams, feeling as though everything they touch falls apart. They express a desire for more, especially wealth, believing that money could solve their chaos. Despite already having success, they want more to pay for their mistakes. There’s a sense of disillusionment and frustration, feeling disconnected from reality (“I’m no longer here, I’ve lost my mind”). They also mention the disconnect with music and beats, showing uncertainty in their craft and questioning if their efforts are truly meaningful. There’s a desire for peace or escape, but they remain trapped in their struggles.

[Estribillo]
The chorus repeats once again, underlining the ongoing battle with excuses and unresolved feelings. The reference to karma and demons continues to reflect the internal conflict. Despite the search for a muse or better circumstances, the artists feel like they’re still in the same place, unable to escape the cycle of their actions and the consequences they face. The repetition emphasizes their internal struggle and the frustration of feeling stuck.

[Outro]
The outro, with “Listo” (meaning “ready” or “finished”), wraps up the song, possibly signaling a resignation or completion of the thought process. It’s like they’ve said all they need to, leaving listeners with a sense of finality or acceptance of the ongoing struggles they face.