Feeling upbeat yet strangely ready to implode? That inner tug-of-war fuels Autodestructivo, where the singer admits he’s "a little self-destructive" even while claiming genuine happiness. He stands at a crossroads, debating whether to keep climbing or take tempting shortcuts. The lyrics spill out like an unfiltered diary: he writes without thinking, searches for something he might not even want to find, and begs his partner not to leave just yet.
Amid this chaos, a recurring river dream washes away what once mattered, reminding him that life keeps flowing no matter how tangled his thoughts get. Still, the vision of his loved one becomes his anchor; even when he cannot look at her directly, he feels her presence everywhere. The song captures that electrifying mix of doubt, passion, and hope—proving that sometimes the messiest emotions make for the most gripping rock anthem.