Album:
A Rush of Blood to the Head (2002)
Testi originali
Inglese
Traduzione
Spagnolo
Clocks
Relojes
Las luces salen y no se me puede salvar
Mareas que intenté nadar en contra
Tu me has rebajado a mis rodillas
Oh yo ruego, yo ruego e imploro (cantando)
Sal de cosas no dichas,
dispara una manzana de mi cabeza (y un)
Problema que no se puede nombrar,
tigres esperan ser domados (cantando)
Tú eres,
tú eres
Confusión nunca se detiene,
paredes que se cierran y relojes que hacen tic-tac (voy a)
Regresar y llevarte a casa,
No pude detenerme ahora que ya tú sabes (cantando)
Ven a mis océanos,
maldice oportunidades perdidas (soy yo)
Parte de la cura,
o soy yo parte de la enfermedad (cantando)
Tú eres
Tú eres
Tú eres
Tú eres
Y nada más se compara
Oh nada más se compara
Y nada más se compara
Hogar, hogar, a dónde yo quería ir
Hogar, hogar, a dónde yo quería ir
Hogar, (tú eres) hogar, a dónde yo quería ir
Hogar, (tú eres) hogar, a dónde yo quería ir
Song details
Translation details
Commenti 8
I do love the melody of this song as well as the piano melody, although the lyrics don't make much sense as I expected. :D
Thank you for this excellent translation :)
Sorry but this translation is very poor. There are only very few parts that are translated well. Most of the translation is full of words without their proper articles, as well as overly-literal translations.
Esta traducción es poco fluida, no parece natural el español. Faltan los artículos en (la) confusión, (el) hogar, (el) problema, etc.
Hay expresiones traducidas literalmente y oraciones incoherentes. Quien le dio 5 estrellas no es hablante nativo de español.
Comparto lo que dice Anto. La traducción está repleta de expresiones traducidas literalmente, así como palabras sin artículos. Acabo de denunciar el voto de cinco estrellas.
¿Se puede denunciar un voto? Vaya, no sabía eso.
Yes, you could click report vote and give a reason (I think it's obligatory) Anyways, the user who posted that I doubt he will come back and the user who gave 5 stars to him also I doubt he will come
That user gave 5 stars but he isn't a native Spanish speaker. That vote is super old, I don't think you're allowed to vote like that now.
Yes he is not... Maybe on that time he was allowed to do that or no one noticed about that. I think it was the second option. In fact, this still happens today on LT; people who doesn't speak the language or are students give 5 stars to X user just because they want to express their gratitude. For them a way of saying thanks is by giving 5 stars