Amor De Siempre Lyrics in English by Cuco
Amanecimos comes from the unique Spanish verb amanecer, which beautifully translates to "to dawn" or "to wake up at the break of day". English does not have a direct single-word equivalent for this poetic action, making it a fascinating vocabulary concept for language learners.
In the song, Cuco sings "amanecimos bien contentos" to describe the peaceful, joyous feeling of starting a new day next to the person he loves.
Cuco is completely, unapologetically head over heels in this dreamy alternative track, and he lays it all out with some seriously dramatic lines. He opens the song declaring that looking into his lover's eyes is where he wants to live, and getting kissed by their lips is how he wants to go out: "Si me besan esos labios, ahí así quiero morir" ("If those lips kiss me, that's how I want to die"). Before this person showed up out of nowhere, he carried heavy burdens, describing his past weight as "mil kilos rompiendo espina" ("a thousand kilos breaking my spine"). He felt like an outsider who only ever watched other happy couples from afar, dealing with an empty spot as deep as the sea.
Everything shifts once this cheerful love steps into his life. He sings "Yo nunca vi lo bueno de mi vida hasta que me enseñaste a volar" ("I never saw the good in my life until you taught me to fly"), ending up so ridiculously happy that he feels like they are hanging out on the moon together. The whole vibe rests on sweet, simple morning-after contentment: waking up smiling, watching your favorite person across the bed, and hoping everyone else in the world gets lucky enough to find that exact same fortune.
