De Muchas Cosas Tengo Miedo
Industria Del Amor Lyrics
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tengo miedo de que todo lo que hago sea en vano
tengo miedo de decirte que te quiero y no quererte
tengo miedo de vivir pero tambien temo a la muerte
tengo miedo de marcharme y lamentar haber partido
tengo miedo de jugar y lamentar haber perdido
tengo miedo de buscarte un dia y saber que te fuiste
tengo miedo de saber que la eternidad no existe
tengo miedo de vivir pero tambien temo a la muerte
tengo miedo que la flor de ayer hoy pierda su fragacia
tengo miedo desde el dia que deje atras mi infancia
tengo miedo por que ayer gritar era mi forma de ir hablando
tengo miedo que callar sea mi forma de ir gritando
The lyrics of Industria del Amor's song De Muchas Cosas Tengo Miedo explore the common fears and anxieties that arise in relationships and life in general. The songwriter expresses the fear of losing the one they love like a bird flying out of their hand, and the fear that their efforts and actions may be in vain. They also express the fear of loving someone and not being loved in return, and the fear of both living and dying. The verses touch on multiple other themes such as the fear of regret, losing something or someone, uncertainty, growing old, and losing one's voice. The lyrics show the vulnerability that comes with being human and the universality of such fears.
The expressive and simple lyrics of this song made it an instant hit in the Latino community, especially with people who could relate to the theme of fear. The song also became popular across borders, with many non-Spanish speakers inspired by the emotion and sincerity of the lyrics. It remains a classic of its time and continues to resonate with those who listen to it.
Overall, the song reflects the uncertainties and fears that we all experience in our journey through life and relationships. It speaks directly to the heart and has a way of bringing out raw honesty and authenticity.
Line by Line Meaning
Tengo miedo que como un pajaro te me vueles de la mano
I am afraid that you might slip away from my hands like a bird
Tengo miedo de que todo lo que hago sea en vano
I am scared that everything I do might be fruitless
Tengo miedo de decirte que te quiero y no quererte
I am afraid of telling you that I love you and not receiving the same feelings in return
Tengo miedo de vivir pero tambien temo a la muerte
I am terrified of living life, but at the same time afraid of death
Tengo miedo de marcharme y lamentar haber partido
I am scared of leaving and regretting having to go
Tengo miedo de jugar y lamentar haber perdido
I am afraid of playing games and later regretting my losses
Tengo miedo de buscarte un dia y saber que te fuiste
I am afraid of looking for you someday and finding out that you have already left
Tengo miedo de saber que la eternidad no existe
I am scared of realizing that eternity does not exist
Tengo miedo que la flor de ayer hoy pierda su fragacia
I am scared that the flower from yesterday might lose its fragrance today
Tengo miedo desde el dia que deje atras mi infancia
I have been afraid since the day I left my childhood behind
Tengo miedo por que ayer gritar era mi forma de ir hablando
I am scared because yesterday, shouting was my way of communicating
Tengo miedo que callar sea mi forma de ir gritando
I am afraid that being quiet might be my way of screaming
Writer(s): Enrique Londaits
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