P de Papá
Rosas Lyrics
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Saber saber
Salir y ver
Si esta derecho o si esta al revez
Paraplejica palabra que palpita en el pasillo
Pesa el piso pero pasos pisan pasan positivos.
Paso plumas por papeles para perseguir poemas
Pasa prosa que se pausa para processar pasados.
Quien quien quien
Quien quien quiere saber, saber saber
Salir y ver si el mundo esta derecho o si esta al revez
Pero pa poema paradigma pesa el piso prosa paro paroo
Pero pa piro poema pira pero paso piso el piso paro
Pedagogico planeta parallelo a las pleyades
Pedagogico planeta parallelo a las pleyades
My headphones. they save my life my life my life my life
Que vamos a hacer con tantos si tantos pecadores
Ayudame valentina
Ayudame valentia
My headphones they save my life my life my life my life
My headphones they save my life my life my life my life
The lyrics of Rosas's song P de Papá contain themes of curiosity, introspection, and self-reflection. The repeated phrase "Quiero saber" ("I want to know") highlights the singer's desire to understand the world around them and their place in it. The lines "Salir y ver si el mundo está derecho o si está al revés" ("Go out and see if the world is right-side up or upside down") add to this sense of exploration and questioning.
The use of paradoxical language throughout the song further emphasizes the dualities and contradictions that exist in life. The phrase "Parapléjica palabra que palpita en el pasillo" ("Paraplegic word that throbs in the hallway") is a striking example of this, as it contrasts the idea of paralysis with the concept of movement. The lines "Pasa prosa que se pausa para procesar pasados" ("Prose passes that pauses to process the past") further highlight the idea of movement and stagnation existing simultaneously.
The song also makes reference to the idea of art and creativity as a means of self-expression and exploration. The lines "Paso plumas por papeles para perseguir poemas" ("I pass feathers on paper to chase poems") and "Pero pa poema paradigma pesa el piso prosa paro paroo" ("But for poem paradigm, the floor is heavy, prose stops") emphasize the importance of creativity and the difficulty of expressing oneself through language.
Overall, Rosas's P de Papá is a complex and thought-provoking song that encourages the listener to reflect on their own experiences and contemplate the meaning of life.
Line by Line Meaning
Quieeeeroo saber, Saber saber
I want to know, to truly understand
Salir y ver, Si esta derecho o si esta al revez
To go out and see, if things are as they should be or if they are upside down
Paraplejica palabra que palpita en el pasillo
A word that is lifeless but still resonates in the hallway
Pesa el piso pero pasos pisan pasan positivos.
The ground may be heavy, but footsteps can still remain positive
Paso plumas por papeles para perseguir poemas
I glide my pen across paper to chase after poems
Pasa prosa que se pausa para processar pasados.
Prose passes by, it's paused to process the past
Quien quien quien, Quien quien quien
Who, who, who
Quien quien quiere saber, saber saber
Who wants to truly know and understand
Salir y ver si el mundo esta derecho o si esta al revez
To go out and see if the world is as it should be or if it's upside down
Pero pa poema paradigma pesa el piso prosa paro paroo
But for poetry, the paradigm weighs heavy on the ground, prose comes to a stop
Pero pa piro poema pira pero paso piso el piso paro
But for a small spark of poetry, I still walk on the ground, paused
Pedagogico planeta parallelo a las pleyades
A pedagogical planet parallel to the Pleiades
Pedagogico planeta parallelo a las pleyades
A pedagogical planet parallel to the Pleiades
My headphones. they save my life my life my life my life
My headphones save me, over and over again
Que vamos a hacer con tantos si tantos pecadores
What are we going to do with so many yeses, so many sinners?
Ayudame valentina
Help me, Valentina
Ayudame valentia
Give me courage
My headphones they save my life my life my life my life
My headphones save me, over and over again
My headphones they save my life my life my life my life
My headphones save me, over and over again
Contributed by Evan B. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@marisolnimrod
Ohhhhhhhhh conocí tu música por la radio y quedè fascinada por tu voz y lírica. Gracias por darnos inspiraraciòn.
@sergiorobles257
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