MURALLAS Lyrics – HUMBE

MURALLAS Lyrics Meaning

[Verso 1]
In this part, the singer is drawn to someone’s gaze and feels hypnotized by it. He realizes it might be too late to express himself, but he doesn’t want them to leave because he just wants to talk. He wishes to capture a moment with a photo, but there’s pain he can’t explain. The person has an effect on him that makes him feel unsteady. He remembers feeling light and free, but then reality hits and he falls. He was calm and confident before seeing this person, but their presence shakes him emotionally, filling him with longing and confusion.

[Coro]
Here, the singer is expressing his struggle with loving someone who seems out of reach. He feels the pain of having to admire them from a distance because emotional walls prevent him from getting close. He sends messages to the universe, trying to understand why they crossed paths. He accepts that he can’t be part of their life fully, and all he can do is hope they are happy elsewhere. He imagines them in a different home, with another family, and even with someone else loving them blindly, just as he loved them, showing his sadness and acceptance at the same time.

[Verso 2]
This verse shows the singer’s loneliness and isolation. He’s stuck in his past and hates the emptiness around him, realizing he can’t fill the void the person once did. The cold and silence make him feel even more alone, and he reflects on how he always dreamed of love as a child. He wanted someone to complete him, but no one noticed his pain. He kept his emotions hidden and felt trapped, wishing to escape from his own sadness, showing how deeply their absence affects him emotionally and mentally.

[Coro]
In this chorus, the singer repeats the struggle of loving someone distant and untouchable. He keeps sending messages to the universe, questioning why he met this person if he can’t be with them. He knows the pain of loving deeply and being forced to let go. The walls around the loved one make it impossible to connect, leaving him only able to watch from afar. He accepts that their happiness will be somewhere else, in another life, with another family who can love them fully. He repeats “like I do” many times, emphasizing the intensity and purity of his love, and highlighting that no one else could have loved them in the same way. The repetition shows his lingering longing and emotional struggle, making it feel heavy and personal.

[Outro]
In the outro, the singer reflects on life, hope, and human strength. He believes the soul never truly dies as long as hope, faith, and optimism remain. Life is about loving, hating, and pushing through hard times. He talks about being “owner of the sky,” which represents staying strong even when everything falls apart. When he had nothing, he still found beauty in simple things and never lost hope of reconnecting. The fact that he’s here today proves his resilience. He explains that resilience is what defines a person—it’s what keeps someone standing when they feel invisible or broken. Even when he had nothing, he claimed his own strength, his own “sky,” showing how inner hope and determination can transform struggles into personal triumphs and make someone rise above their circumstances.