The lyrics of Pastor Lopez's song, Quisiera Y No Quisiera, express conflicting feelings of love and longing. The song opens with the speaker wishing to be a bird, but not for the freedom of flight or the joy of living in a nest. Instead, the speaker wants to be able to kiss the person he loves. The repetition of "Quisiera y no quisiera" (I want to but I don't want to) suggests that the speaker is torn between his desire for this person and the pain that comes with not being able to have them.

The second stanza takes a more romantic turn as the speaker imagines being able to carry the person in the palm of his hand, kissing them whenever they are apart. The imagery of the person being like a delicate silk handkerchief suggests both their fragility and their great value.

The final stanza repeats the opening stanza word for word, emphasizing the speaker's desire to be with the person they love, even if it means sacrificing their individual freedom.

Overall, the lyrics reflect the complex emotions that come with being in love but facing obstacles that prevent the speaker from being with their beloved, resulting in a bittersweet longing.