TONO DE VOZ Lyrics (English Translation) – Myke Towers

TONO DE VOZ (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
A playful and laid-back intro where Myke Towers casually sets the vibe, possibly signaling the start of something relaxed and fun.

[Pre-Chorus]
In the pre-chorus, Myke Towers describes how he can tell a woman’s emotions just by her voice. She calls him late at night, and he picks up on her tension. The physical connection between them relieves her stress, and the vibe is enhanced with the mention of THC, which hints at an environment of relaxation and a deep, somewhat intimate moment. This part captures how their communication goes beyond words and becomes more about their shared energy.

[Chorus]
Myke reveals that he’s comfortable with his lifestyle, including rolling mar!juana, which he openly enjoys. He compares his woman’s cooking to a trusted connection, symbolizing how she knows him well. He also reflects on his emotional detachment, as he no longer falls in love and distances himself from relationships. He enjoys the thrill of being with “bad” women rather than the more conventional, “good” ones, showing his attraction to a more rebellious or adventurous type.

[Verse]
In the verse, Myke talks about a past encounter that still lingers in his mind. Despite trying to forget, he’s drawn back to this woman, remembering her vivid presence. They share a magnetic, intense dynamic, with her not just physically but emotionally engaging him in a playful, seductive way. He enjoys the thrill of a passionate, often risky connection where he doesn’t hold back. He admits he likes the “bad ones,” implying that they bring excitement and challenge into his life, contrasting them with the boredom he feels from more conventional relationships.

[Pre-Chorus]
This pre-chorus is similar to the earlier one, where Myke notes how he can read the woman’s feelings through her voice. She calls him in the middle of the night, and he immediately offers comfort. This time, the focus is more on how their connection works seamlessly and how they both seem to respond naturally to each other’s cues.

[Chorus]
This chorus repeats many of the same themes. Myke continues to express his love for mar!juana and his carefree attitude towards relationships. He enjoys the “bad ones” because they excite him more than the good ones. There’s a sense of emotional distance, and he’s more involved with fleeting, passionate connections than anything serious. This highlights his preference for thrill over commitment, embracing a casual and carefree lifestyle.

[Outro]
In the outro, Myke acknowledges that while he likes the “good ones,” he’s always drawn back to the “bad ones.” This reflects his attraction to women who are unpredictable and spontaneous, showcasing how people often end up in situations that are different from what they expect or claim to want. The outro brings a light, almost humorous tone to the song’s message, reinforcing his view of relationships and attraction.