Sin Ti
Nax King Lyrics

Oh, ooh
Expression of a feeling of uncertainty

Bebé
Term of endearment towards his partner

Nax King, baby
Introduction of the artist's name or stage name

Jajaja
Expression of laughter or amusement

Ya no sé que hacer contigo (Contigo, mami)
Expressing confusion and frustration in the relationship

Por todo es una pelea
Acknowledging the existence of frequent arguments

Yo no hable de tus amigos (Tus amigos)
Explaining that he did not initiate the discussion about her friends

Pero aunque no me lo creas
Acknowledging her disbelief in his statement

A mí no me interesa, yo puedo vivir sin ti (Sin ti)
Expressing independence and self-sufficiency

Yo sé que tú también pero siempre vuelves a mí (A mí)
Acknowledging the partner's return despite their independent nature

Tú siempre me llama' pa' que te dé
Acknowledging her need for him to fulfill her desires

Te enoja' y te va', y regresa' otra ve' (Otra ve')
Describing a cycle of anger, departure, and return in the relationship

Ya no me enoja que te vayas por ahí (Por ahí)
Indicating a shift in attitude towards her going out

Yo también tengo lo mío, baby, yo voy a salir (Jah)
Expressing his own interests and desire to go out

Pero no pa' vengarme de ti (Woh)
Disavowing any intention of revenge

Porque siempre fui así, desde el día en que nací (Babe)
Asserting his nature as an independent person

Si te enoja', bebo, hago lo que quiero (Woo)
Asserting his right to do what he wants when she gets angry

Prendo un phillie y me río de tu juego (Skrrt)
Describing his way of dealing with the situation with humor

Si regresa' luego y dice' de nuevo
Explaining a possible scenario involving her return and apology

Que vas a cambiar pero ya no te creo (Ah)
Expressing skepticism towards her promise to change

Me encanta tu culo-lu
Expressing attraction towards her physical features

Y te lo digo
Asserting his honesty

Pero al ser cantante
Explaining the consequences of being a singer

Te juro que otro consigo (Jeh)
Asserting the possibility of finding another partner

A mí no me interesa, yo puedo vivir sin ti (Sin ti)
Reiterating his independence and self-sufficiency in the relationship

Yo sé que tú también pero siempre vuelves a mí (Baby)
Acknowledging the partner's repeated return to the relationship

Tú siempre me llama' pa' que te dé
Explaining her continued need for him despite their independence

Te enoja' y te va', y regresa' otra ve' (Ah; Otra ve')
Describing the cycle of anger, departure, and return in the relationship

A mí no me interesa, yo puedo vivir sin ti (Sin ti)
Reiterating his independence and self-sufficiency

Yo sé que tú también pero siempre vuelves a mí (A mí)
Acknowledging the partner's return to the relationship despite their independence

Tú siempre me llama' pa' que te dé (Yeah, ah)
Describing her continued need for him to fulfill her desires

Te enoja' y te va', y regresa' otra ve' (Skrrt)
Describing the cycle of anger, departure, and return in the relationship