IV
M. Zachary Johnson Lyrics

The lyrics to M. Zachary Johnson's song IV seem to be centered around the idea of repetition and breaking from societal norms or expectations. The first few lines repeat the words "Basta" and "Estop", which can be translated to mean "enough" and "stop" respectively. The repetition of these words could be a call to action, urging the listener to stop doing something that is harmful or unproductive. The line "Si he dicho estop no stop" could be interpreted as a play on words, suggesting that once you've said "stop", you shouldn't continue with something.

The song then goes into a repetition of the days of the week, suggesting that each day is the same and there is a monotony to life. However, the line "Se puede tocar el cielo y las estrellas teniendo los pies en la tierra" suggests that even though everyday may seem the same, it is possible to reach for the stars and have big dreams while still remaining grounded.

The line "¿Se puede tocar el cielo y las estrellas teniendo los pies en la tierra? ¿Se puede?" is repeated several times, again emphasizing the idea that it is possible to achieve great things while still being connected to reality. The final repetition of the days of the week reinforces the idea of sameness, but the inclusion of the line "En la discoteca en la biblioteca quien habla mi idioma" suggests that even in mundane situations, it is possible to find common ground and connect with others.

Overall, the song seems to be about finding meaning and purpose in the mundane aspects of life and pushing against societal norms to achieve greatness.