Me he acostumbrado
Stafas Lyrics
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Me he acostumbrado,a dormir a tu lado las noches de invierno.
Me he acostumbrado, ha no pedir perdón, ha no hablar del rencor y saber que te quiero.
Me he acostumbrado, ha no ser el alfil dentro de este tablero.
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Me he acostumbrado, ha echar a perder todos mis sueños.
Me he acostumbrado, a lo bueno lo malo al cansancio al error y al mal ajeno.
Me he acostumbrado, ha no ser esa piedra dentro del mechero.
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Me he acostumbrado,al olor de tu cuerpo al veneno que tienes dentro.
Me he acostumbrado, al silencio a lo amargo al temor al poder ser esa foto en la pared
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The lyrics to Stafas's song "Me he acostumbrado" speak to the theme of getting used to certain habits or situations in a relationship, both positive and negative. The singer sings about getting used to dreaming about their partner's laughter, and finding comfort in sleeping next to them during the winter nights. They have also grown accustomed to not apologizing and avoiding grudges, and simply knowing that they love their partner. Additionally, the singer has become accustomed to not being in control of the relationship and not always being the most important person in their partner's life.
The repetition of the phrase "Me he acostumbrado" (I have gotten used to it) throughout the song emphasizes the idea that the singer has become familiar with the ups and downs of love and is willing to endure them. The reference to "the poison that you have inside" could be interpreted as a metaphor for the idea that a person's flaws and negative qualities can still be seen as attractive to someone who is in love with them. The overall message of the song can be seen as a reflection on the complexities of being in a relationship, and the challenges that come with accepting someone for who they are.
Line by Line Meaning
Me he acostumbrado,a soñar con tu risa,los días amargos en que no te tengo.
I have grown accustomed to dreaming of your laughter on the bitter days when I don't have you.
Me he acostumbrado,a dormir a tu lado las noches de invierno.
I have grown accustomed to sleeping by your side on winter nights.
Me he acostumbrado, ha no pedir perdón, ha no hablar del rencor y saber que te quiero.
I have grown accustomed to not apologizing, not bringing up resentment, and knowing that I love you.
Me he acostumbrado, ha no ser el alfil dentro de este tablero.
I have grown accustomed to not being the pawn in this game.
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Me he acostumbrado , a fingir a reír a llorar y ha decir no estoy de acuerdo.
I have grown accustomed to pretending to laugh, cry, and say that I disagree.
Me he acostumbrado, ha echar a perder todos mis sueños.
I have grown accustomed to ruining all of my dreams.
Me he acostumbrado, a lo bueno lo malo al cansancio al error y al mal ajeno.
I have grown accustomed to the good, the bad, the tiredness, the mistakes and the wrongdoings of others.
Me he acostumbrado, ha no ser esa piedra dentro del mechero.
I have grown accustomed to not being the stone in the lighter.
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I have grown accustomed... (repeated phrase indicating ongoing habituation to various things)
Me he acostumbrado,al olor de tu cuerpo al veneno que tienes dentro.
I have grown accustomed to the smell of your body and the poison you carry inside.
Me he acostumbrado, al silencio a lo amargo al temor al poder ser esa foto en la pared
I have grown accustomed to the silence, the bitterness, and the fear of becoming just a photo on the wall.
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I have grown accustomed... (repeated phrase indicating ongoing habituation to various things)
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