Vuelvo A Ti Lyrics (English Translation) – Morat

Vuelvo A Ti (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
Here, the singer is opening up about how he finally quit smoking, but not because he wanted to be healthier—he did it because every cigarette reminded him of the person he lost. The comfort or pleasure he once felt in smoking just isn’t there without her. He’s been deeply affected by her absence, even avoiding the sky just to forget the memory of a blue shirt she wore. His emotional state is all over the place—just seeing something that reminds him of her can throw him off completely. He says he’s trying to move on and “turn the page,” but it’s like reading a book upside down—he’s going through the motions but not really making progress.

[Chorus]
In this part, the singer admits he doesn’t even understand why he keeps ending up at her house again and again. He compares himself to a loyal dog that always returns, no matter what. That’s how strong his emotional pull toward her is. He even calls her a drug—something he’s tried countless times to give up, but just can’t. She has this hold over him, and no matter how hard he tries, he always finds himself going back to her.

[Post-Chorus]
These repeated lines emphasize how stuck he is in this emotional loop. He’s not over her, not even close. Over and over, he keeps coming back, like a broken record. It’s his way of saying he can’t escape these feelings, no matter how much he tries.

[Verse 2]
Now he talks about how hard it is to live without her. Her absence feels heavy, and he’s so overwhelmed that he’s starting to think it might be easier to just give up trying to move on. The emotional pain feels like withdrawal, like he’s detoxing from something addictive, and it’s driving him to the edge. People keep asking him about her, which only makes it worse. He even wishes he could stop hearing just to avoid it. Inside, he knows there’s still a part of him screaming that he’ll get over her eventually, but deep down he realizes he’s still stuck, flipping through memories the wrong way.

[Chorus]
Again, he shows how confused and helpless he feels. He doesn’t understand why he keeps returning to this same place, both physically and emotionally. He’s like a dog returning home, even if it hurts. Her presence still has a tight grip on him, like a drug that keeps pulling him back in. No matter how many times he tries to let go, he just ends up going back.

[Post-Chorus]
This last part repeats the idea that he just keeps coming back, no matter what. The repetition shows how trapped he feels in this cycle. It’s not even a decision anymore—it’s almost automatic. He keeps circling back to her, unable to break free, like he’s caught in a loop he doesn’t know how to end.