Henny Mood Lyrics (English Translation) – Eladio Carrión

Yeah

[Chorus]
Look at what you made me do (Ah, ah), yeah
I left you some messages, you pichea, ma, it’s crazy what the Henny do, yeah
And of course, I understand you, but, baby, try to get me too (Too)
Wherever you want, whenever, whenever I can, I’m here for you, Henny mood, Henny mood (Henny)
I put it with passion and pressure as if it were our honeymoon (Moon), yeah
New season on Netflix, cool mom, I think you’re coming soon (Mmm), yeah
How do you go and come back? Do you think it’s a joke, ma? You think you’re funny, boo? (Funny boo; uh-uh)
Wherever you want, whenever I can, wherever, I’m there for you, Henny mood (Henny), Henny mood (Henny)
Yeah, yeah, in my Henny mood

[Verse]
Henny in the glass, I decided to call you
That heart is cold, let me wrap you up
Yes, there were stops in line, I’ll give you the chance to sneak in
With this memory, darling, how can I forget you?
Henny in the glass, that’s dangerous
Meaningless text, sorry, ‘I’m seeing blurry
You tell me, ‘I arrive in Uber, you know, I’m judicious
That ass is like Disney, how I enjoy it
Emily Rose’s eyes and I rub it
S*x on the beach, that one, ha, so sandy (Hahaha)
I put him in right away, there is no need to give him rest
No Winnie the Pooh, zero honey, wants a bear

[Bridge]
And get in your favorite pose, the one you like when he drinks and smokes (Drinks and smokes)
And yes, I have met a few, I wasted my time, because no one like you, ma (No one like you), yeah
That’s why I think about your face every time I’m looking at the moon
Come on, ma, come down for Huma, yeah

[Chorus]
Look at what you made me do, yeah (Look, look, look)
I left you some messages, you pichea, ma, it’s crazy what the Henny do (What the Henny do), yeah
And of course, I understand you, but, baby, try to get me too
Wherever you want, whenever, whenever I can, I’m here for you, Henny mood (Henny), Henny mood (Henny)
I put it with passion and pressure as if it were our honeymoon, yeah
New season on Netflix, cool mom, I think you’re coming soon (Oh-oh), yeah
How do you go and come back? Do you think it’s a joke, ma? You think you’re funny, boo? (Boo, uh-uh)
Wherever you want, whenever I can, wherever, I’m there for you, Henny mood (Henny), Henny mood (Henny)
In my Henny mood

[Outro]
In my Henny mood
Tell me what to do
I turn off the light, I turn off the light

The chorus reflects the protagonist’s emotional turmoil and devotion in a turbulent relationship. Despite feeling hurt and abandoned (“Look at what you made me do”), they still express love and longing for their partner, even when influenced by alcohol (“it’s crazy what the Henny do”). The lines convey a sense of understanding and willingness to reconcile, promising unwavering support and availability (“Wherever you want, whenever, whenever I can, I’m here for you”). The mention of Henny mood symbolizes the emotional state induced by alcohol, suggesting a desire for intimacy and connection despite the challenges.

The verse delves into the protagonist’s intoxicated state, reaching out to their partner (“Henny in the glass, I decided to call you”). Despite feeling emotionally cold, they express a desire to comfort and reconnect (“That heart is cold, let me wrap you up”). The lyrics illustrate a mix of regret and longing, acknowledging past mistakes while still yearning for affection. References to past memories and intimate moments highlight the depth of their emotional attachment, even amidst confusion and blurred judgment caused by alcohol.

The bridge emphasizes the uniqueness of the protagonist’s feelings for their partner. Despite encountering others, they feel nobody compares to their beloved (“because no one like you, ma”). The imagery of gazing at the moon and thinking of their partner underscores the depth of their emotions, inviting them to join in the moment of connection and understanding (“Come on, ma, come down for Huma”). It’s a plea for their partner’s presence and recognition of their special bond.

The second chorus echoes the sentiments of the first, emphasizing the protagonist’s unwavering commitment and emotional investment in the relationship. They acknowledge the challenges they face together (“How do you go and come back?”), yet reaffirm their dedication and support (“wherever, I’m there for you”). The reference to Netflix and anticipation of their partner’s return suggests a longing for normalcy and intimacy despite the ups and downs.

The outro signifies the protagonist’s contemplation and desire for guidance in their current emotional state (“In my Henny mood, tell me what to do”). Turning off the light metaphorically represents a desire to escape or find solace from the complexities of their feelings. It encapsulates a moment of vulnerability and introspection as they navigate their emotions and seek clarity.