MURALLAS Lyrics (English Translation) – HUMBE

MURALLAS Lyrics (English Translation) by HUMBE is a latest Spanish song in the voice of HUMBE. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new MURALLAS song lyrics are also written by HUMBE. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America.

The song MURALLAS is about longing for someone you love but can’t reach. The singer feels drawn to this person, watching them from afar, hurt by the walls that keep them apart. They remember past loneliness and dreams of love, struggling with emptiness and regret. Despite the pain, the song reflects hope, resilience, and the idea that even when life is hard, holding on to hope keeps the soul alive.

Letra de MURALLAS (English Translation) – HUMBE

[Verse 1]
Hypnotizing
Your gaze
I know it’s late
Don’t leave
Because I just want to talk to you
Take a picture and frame it
And it hurts me, and I can’t say it
You have something that’s messing me up
I felt like I was flying
A false step into nothingness and I fell
I was fine, I wasn’t broken

My chest full, everything calm, and then I saw you

[Chorus]
I send letters to heaven
Asking why it showed you to me
I know the suffering
Of loving and having to let you go
The walls that surround you
Keep me admiring from the outside
I want to come in, and they won’t let me
Only seeing you from afar is all I have left
Be happy in another scene
In another house, another life, another mother-in-law
Another family that loves you blindly, like me

[Verse 2]
Lonely
Locked up
Remembering
My past
How I hate this empty room
How do I fill what you used to fill? I can see my breath in the cold
Not even my own shadow accompanies me
Since I was a child, I dreamed
Of a love that would fill me, I believed it

No one heard, and I screamed
Feelings I kept silent, I wanted to run away

[Chorus]
I send letters to heaven
Asking why it showed you to me
I know the suffering
Of loving you and having to let you go
The walls that surround you
Keep me admiring from the outside
I want to enter, but they won’t let me
Only seeing from afar is all I have left
Be happy in another scene
In another house, another life, another mother-in-law
Another family that loves you blindly, like me
Like me
Like me, like me (Like me, like me, like me, like me)
Like me (Like me, like me, like me, like me)
Like me (Like me, like me, like me, like me)
Like me, like me, like me

[Outro]
In short
No, I don’t believe in the death of the soul
As long as there is hope, optimism, faith that one day
Everything can get better
That’s what it means to be human
What we love
What we hate
“Owner of the sky”
It explains by itself your strength to stand tall when your whole world was falling apart
When you had absolutely nothing, you could romanticize the clouds and turn them into your home
Even if you don’t believe it
You never lost hope of reuniting
The simple fact that you are here today
Proves it
So that’s what I think
If hope dies, the soul dies
But do you want to know what defines who you are?
It’s what they call resilience
The simple fact that when you were nobody
You were “Owner of the sky”

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MURALLAS (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
This part talks about the strong effect someone’s presence has on the singer. They are mesmerized by the person’s gaze and feel an urgent need to stay with them, even if it’s late. The singer wants to hold onto the moment, capturing it like a picture, but they also feel a pain they can’t explain. Meeting this person disrupts their calm life, making them feel like they were flying and then suddenly falling. Even though they were content and at peace before, seeing this person changes everything. The attraction is powerful, confusing, and emotional, leaving them torn between admiration and inner turmoil.

[Chorus]
Here, the singer expresses a sense of longing and helplessness. They wish they could understand why this person appeared in their life if they can’t be with them. Loving them is painful because they can’t fully reach them, and the metaphorical walls around the person keep the singer at a distance. They can only watch from afar, wishing them happiness even if it’s in a different life or situation. The singer compares their love to a family’s blind devotion, showing deep care that can’t be acted on. There’s a mix of sorrow, admiration, and acceptance that they must stay outside the person’s life while still feeling connected emotionally.

[Verse 2]
In this part, the singer reflects on loneliness and past emptiness. They feel trapped in memories and the absence of the person who once filled their life with meaning. The empty space around them emphasizes their sense of loss, and even simple things like their own shadow feel distant. Since childhood, they longed for love that could make them feel complete, but it never came, leaving them frustrated and unheard. Their feelings were kept inside, silent and unexpressed, and sometimes they just wanted to escape from the emptiness. This verse highlights the deep emotional struggle and longing that continues to affect their life.

[Chorus]
This chorus dives deeper into the pain of loving someone who can’t be reached. The singer continues to “send letters to heaven,” questioning why they were allowed to meet this person if fate won’t let them be together. Loving them is both beautiful and painful, and the walls that surround the person make the singer feel distant, trapped outside while longing to be closer. They watch from afar, wishing them happiness in a different life, house, or family, feeling their love quietly echo through everything they do. The repetition of “like me” emphasizes the singer’s deep personal connection and devotion, even if it is unreturned. It shows the pain of seeing someone thrive without you while still holding them in your heart. There’s a sense of helplessness, admiration, and enduring love that persists despite the distance and barriers.

[Outro]
The outro focuses on hope, resilience, and inner strength. The singer believes that the soul doesn’t die as long as there is hope, optimism, and faith that things can improve. Being human means feeling love and pain, and enduring hardships while still holding onto hope. They admire the person for standing tall when life was falling apart and making beauty out of nothing, turning challenges into something meaningful. Even if circumstances seemed hopeless, they never gave up on reuniting or staying strong. This part highlights the power of resilience—continuing to live fully and hold onto hope, even when life was harsh. The phrase “Owner of the sky” represents triumph over adversity, the ability to rise above struggles, and the strength to remain hopeful when everything else seems lost. It shows that true character is revealed through perseverance and belief in a better future.

FAQs

Q. Who has sung MURALLAS (English Translation) song?
A. MURALLAS (English Translation) song is sung by HUMBE.

Q. Who wrote MURALLAS (English Translation) lyrics?
A. MURALLAS (English Translation) lyrics are penned by HUMBE.

Q. Who has given the music of MURALLAS (English Translation) song?
A. MURALLAS (English Translation) music is composed and produced by HUMBE.

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