Eres Lyrics (English Translation) – Draco Rosa

[Verse 1]
Are
What I most want in this world, you are
You are also my deepest thought
Just tell me what I do, here I am
Are
When I wake up, the first thing, that’s you
What my life needs if you don’t come
The only precious thing that lives in my mind today

[Chorus]
What else can I tell you?
Maybe I can lie to you for no reason
But what I feel today
It’s just that without you I’m dead, because you are
Oh, what I want most in this world, that’s you

[Post-Chorus]
Eh-eh, ah-ah

[Verse 2]
Are
The time I share, that’s you
What people promise when they want
My salvation, my hope and my faith
Oh, I am
I am the one who loves you like no one else
I am the one who will support you day by day
Day that I would give my life for you, that’s who I am

[Chorus]
And oh, here I am by your side
And I wait here sitting, until the end
And you haven’t imagined
What I have waited for you
Well, you are, everything for me that I love in this world, that is you

[Outro]
Every minute I think about, that’s you
What I care most about in this world, that is you
And I wait here sitting until the end, until the end
I am the
The one who would take you, the one who would give
The one who would give his life for you, that’s who I am
What I love in this world, that’s you, oh, eh-eh

[Verse 1]
In the first verse, the singer expresses the profound importance of their beloved. They declare that the person they desire the most in the world is their beloved, who occupies their deepest thoughts. The singer is willing to do anything for their beloved, eagerly awaiting guidance or instruction. The absence of their beloved feels like a void in their life, emphasizing how crucial they are to their existence.

[Chorus]
The chorus reflects the singer’s raw emotions and honesty. They admit that they could potentially lie to their beloved, but today, their feelings are too genuine to deceive. The absence of their beloved would make them feel lifeless, highlighting the vital role the beloved plays in their life.

[Post-Chorus]
The “Eh-eh, ah-ah” refrain serves as a musical interlude, perhaps indicating a moment of reflection or emotional intensity without explicit verbal content.

[Verse 2]
In the second verse, the singer continues to extol the virtues of their beloved. They associate their time, promises, salvation, hope, and faith with their beloved, emphasizing the depth of their commitment. The singer asserts themselves as the one who loves their beloved like no other, pledging unwavering support and even a willingness to sacrifice their life for them.

[Chorus]
In this repetition of the chorus, the singer reaffirms their dedication to their beloved. They express their steadfast presence and willingness to wait until the end, highlighting the depth of their love and devotion.

[Outro]
The outro reinforces the singer’s obsession with their beloved, emphasizing that every thought revolves around them. The singer reiterates that their beloved is the most important thing in their world, expressing readiness to both protect and sacrifice for them. The refrain “eh-eh” adds a sense of emotional intensity and longing to the conclusion of the song.