Dwele Lyrics in English Chita

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Dwele by Chita from Spanish to English.
How didn't I see it coming? I knew it, I sensed it
Where's your love for me? I ask myself without sleeping
I couldn't help feeling, I didn't want to make you suffer
You hurt me and later I hurt you too
I wasn't wrong, I know that I wasn't
What I want most, I know that you have it
I wasn't wrong, you know that I wasn't
I let what the wind took come back
And how it hurts
I no longer know if you love me or you don't
That it can't be, that's what gets to me
I lose you and you lose me, and everything comes back
What goes, comes back
And how it hurts
I no longer know if you love me or you don't
That it can't be, that's what gets to me
I lose you and you lose me, and everything comes back
That's how luck is
I read it in the sky, maybe you're for me
Among everyone I chose you, you're yang and I'm yin
I can't help laughing, I'd like to make you happy
Everything we did right stayed there forever
I was wrong, I already know that I was
What I want most is that we do it better
I was wrong, you know that I was
I want to start anew and give you my love
And how it hurts
I no longer know if you love me or you don't
That it can't be, that's what gets to me
I lose you and you lose me, and everything comes back
What goes, comes back
And how it hurts
I no longer know if you love me or you don't
That it can't be, that's what gets to me
I lose you and you lose me, that's how luck is
And how it hurts!
How it hurts
How it hurts
How it hurts
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SONG MEANING

“Dwele” is Chita’s bittersweet postcard from the roller-coaster of love. Over a smooth, soulful beat, the Argentine singer admits she felt the storm coming yet crashed into it anyway. She and her partner keep wounding each other, asking the same sleepless question: “Does he love me, does he not?” The chorus turns that doubt into a catchy mantra—“lo que va, viene”—reminding us that in relationships, pain and passion boomerang back just like karma.

Despite the ache, the song is soaked in hope. Chita pictures their union as yin and yang, two energies meant to fit. She owns up to her mistakes and dreams of pressing the reset button, believing that everything they did right is “there forever.” “Dwele” is a confession, a reconciliation plea, and a danceable lesson that love can hurt, heal, and circle back all at once—así es la suerte.

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