Dime Que Sí Lyrics in English by Natos y Waor, Recycled J

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Your leaves have told me that your roots hurt
Your eyes have fallen because they saw it coming
My beautiful garden, so dry of you
It is watered with the drops that fall from my nose
Just tell me yes, that you are there for me
While I'm thinking about it on the edge of the diving board
While I don't remember 'where I parked' the zeppelin
Just tell me yes, just tell me yes
Your licorice body tastes like Moroccan hashish
Kiss me like Klimt, or eat me in Parcheesi
Mommy, you are like a mantis, you want me all to yourself
I killed my brother for you, I finally became Cain
Just tell me yes, you are there for me
Because I'm out of breath and you are my terbasmin
I wish I had no genius and that you were my Jasmine
Just tell me yes, just tell me yes
Rats from the south of Madrid, raised to give without asking
Co-run without looking back, after the briefcase-tin
Wants a full moon, the wolf man in Paris, yeah
I want you to love me, but it can't be like that-yes-yes
Just tell me yes
Tied hands and feet, a table football
My, my face everywhere like in a magazine
Harakiri for you, gray boy, colorao' colorín
Before I throw in the towel I will die in the ring
I am a martyr, like Martin, I have a dream
I sold pills in a parking lot, not my soul for a briefcase
'Till I die, underground king, be my queen
Of red blood without a bishop
Do you feel me? And be faithful to the end
Tattoos on my skin, also a Pierre Cardin
Fuck them, I live in an Eden without a garden
And I'm an indomitable young man, Will Hunting
I don't have plan B, but I do candy, try me
We can be Aladdin and Jasmine, if you trust me
Do you know what I mean?
Just tell me yes, but behind the scenes
There is no Disney movie, it's Requiem for a Dream
Gray boy, with white on his nose
If you can't sleep, dream of being happy
And he walks through the streets of Madrid until late at night
With an ace up each sleeve and a card for you
The daggers in the back and the knot in the throat
Loosen my tie, dance for me
Although you are already tired of my do, re, mi and that I don't make it easy
I know you want everything I didn't give you
But life is so
If I ask if you love me just tell me yes
I took advantage of my moment as in a vis a vis
I went after you until I could eat you, ludo
We fit together like Tetris tiles
The chemistry we have is not even seen in Valdemin
Just tell me yes, that you are there for me
Tell me you're cheering in this corner of the ring
That you forgot all that and now I make you happy
Just tell me yes, just tell me yes
I wake up in a hotel in I don't know what country
Forgive me for not calling, what time do you have in Madrid?
I don't want to leave again, I want to make you come
Surely you have eaten and I am still here without sleeping
Will it be because of the jet lag or will it be because of the pills?
I don't know how to rest if you're not with me
The groupies, the night, the photos, anyway
I know all that shit ain't easy to swallow
Kill or be killed, for us chin-chin
These are magic powders, not Merlin's
Cancer and Gemini, we are the two points of the umlaut
Let me lift your skirt like Marilyn
The princess I was talking about in Catharsis
Since she entered the joint doing backflips
Since we started Mitsubishis in the Fabrik bathrooms
Since we were legends in the south of the cap
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diéresis — diaeresis / umlaut

Diéresis is the pair of dots placed over a vowel, especially the ü in Spanish words like pingüino, to show that it should be pronounced. In the song, “somos los dos puntos de la diéresis” compares the couple to the two inseparable dots, making this rare grammatical term feel romantic and memorable.

“Dime que sí” means “Tell me yes,” and that insistence drives the whole song. The narrator wants a clear sign that this person is still with him, even while he is dizzy, reckless, and clearly difficult to love. He compares heartbreak to a dying garden: “Mi precioso jardín, tan seco de ti” [My beautiful garden, so dry without you], watered by tears or a runny nose. Then the mood swerves into surreal jokes and wild romance: a body that tastes like Moroccan hashish and liquorice, a kiss like a Gustav Klimt painting, and love played like parchís, a Spanish board game where pieces chase and capture one another. “Solo dime que sí, que estás para mí” [Just tell me yes, that you are there for me] sounds sweet, but the surrounding images make it desperate and unstable. He talks about becoming Cain, selling pills in a car park, and risking everything before “tirar la toalla” [throwing in the towel], an idiom for giving up.

The second half places this love story inside a restless musician’s life: hotels in unknown countries, jet lag, pills, groupies, photos, and missed calls to Madrid. He admits that this life is hard for the other person to accept, then asks them to stay loyal “hasta el fin” [until the end]. The references jump from Aladdín y Jasmín [Aladdin and Jasmine] to Requiem for a Dream, making the fantasy feel much darker behind the scenes. There are also flashes of shared history: late nights, Fabrik, smashed Mitsubishis in club bathrooms, and the claim that they were legends in the south of Madrid. It is funny, boastful, romantic, and alarming in the same breath. After all the grand promises and chaos, the request stays wonderfully simple: “Dime que estás animando en esta esquina del ring” [Tell me you are cheering in this corner of the ring].

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