Cul de Sac
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Ese laberinto rojo en altamar
Pierde mi paciencia, sepultandola
Desde el centro en mi alma quise olvidar
Toda mi creencia, mi ciudad natal
Dándome al mar

Siento que mi alma
Se evapora al mar




Overall Meaning

The lyrics suggest a feeling of being lost and frustrated, particularly with one's own beliefs and origins. The metaphor of a "red labyrinth" in the open sea reflects a sense of confusion and aimlessness. The line "lose my patience, burying it" implies a mounting frustration with trying to navigate through this metaphorical maze. The singer expresses a desire to forget their "creed" and hometown, suggesting some sort of internal conflict or dissonance with their identity.


The final line, "giving myself to the sea," could potentially have a few interpretations. On one hand, it could be interpreted as a surrender or sacrifice to the unknown, where the singer has given up trying to fight their way out of the labyrinth and is letting go of their past. On the other hand, it could be read as a sort of rebirth or transformation, where the singer is shedding their old self and embracing something new.


Overall, the song seems to touch on themes of identity, disillusionment, and the struggle to find one's path. It's a dreamy, introspective piece that invites the listener to reflect on their own journey.


Line by Line Meaning

Ese laberinto rojo en altamar
This red labyrinth in the high sea


Pierde mi paciencia, sepultandola
Loss of patience, burying it


Desde el centro en mi alma quise olvidar
From the center of my soul, I wanted to forget


Toda mi creencia, mi ciudad natal
All my belief and my hometown


Dándome al mar
Giving myself to the sea


Siento que mi alma
I feel that my soul


Se evapora al mar
Is evaporting into the sea




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Written by: Juan Bordenave

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