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T.y.S Lyrics

These lyrics provide deep insight into T.y.S's mindset and philosophy. The first verse begins with the question, "A cambio de qué?" which translates to "In exchange for what?" This question reflects T.y.S's desire to understand the motives and consequences of his actions and the importance of valuing his time and personal priorities, as he mentions being a "volanta" or someone who is focused on their own goals and aspirations. He also expresses his disdain for hypocrisy and drama, emphasizing the need for more harmony in life.

T.y.S then acknowledges the importance of self-growth, mentioning that one must endure suffering in order to evolve. He asserts his independence and states that he is not interested in pursuing anything that is not reciprocating his efforts. He believes that individuals have the power to imagine their future with either fear or faith, and it is up to them to decide which path to take. T.y.S also emphasizes that one should not measure their worth based on others' opinions or comparisons, as he states, "Es con nadie que uno se mide" (It is with no one that one measures oneself).

In the following part of the song, T.y.S expresses his values of gratitude and living without unnecessary worries. He does not let the challenges and failures discourage him, acknowledging the fact that even someone as successful as Michael Jordan experienced setbacks before achieving greatness. He values his emotional well-being, describing his internal state as an "emotional hard drive" where he conserves energy that fuels his sense of being heavy or strong.

T.y.S also touches upon the idea of self-acceptance and the freedom that comes from not needing others to accept or understand him. He acknowledges that love and trust can blind people at times and states his preference for preserving his dignity over losing opportunities. He declares that he will never negotiate his dignity.

The chorus is repeated once more, emphasizing T.y.S's focus and clarity of vision, as well as his belief that one can only be successful when they are genuinely happy. He enters situations without worry and emerges victorious, leaving others to be themselves, which he believes empowers him. The phrase "Hay vainas que te marcan y marcas que te moldan" translates to "There are things that mark you and brands that shape you," suggesting that life experiences have the power to shape and mold who we become.

T.y.S concludes the verse with a reference to the late temptations, bidding them to rest in peace. This could be interpreted as a tribute to those who have succumbed to temptations in life, emphasizing his own commitment to living gratefully and without unnecessary concerns. The final line reiterates the clarity of his vision, emphasizing the strength of his perspective and values.