Lento Lyrics (English Translation) – Cultura Profética Ganlyrics

Lento (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[1st Verse]
In the first verse, the singer wakes up feeling unusually sluggish and unmotivated. They describe a chaotic morning, where even getting out of bed feels like a huge effort. They’re so drained that they can’t even muster the energy to rhyme or think creatively. Instead, they’re just going through the motions, feeling heavy and slow. The mention of “prerolled spliff day” suggests a desire for a relaxed, carefree vibe—no need for complications or responsibilities. The choice of flip-flops and underwear emphasizes the laid-back attitude of the day, indicating that comfort is the priority over any kind of productivity or obligation.

[Stirrup]
This part reinforces the singer’s feeling of slowness and lethargy throughout the day. It captures the essence of their mood in a repetitive way, emphasizing that they’re just moving through the hours at a sluggish pace, with no urgency or excitement.

[2nd Verse]
In the second verse, the singer expresses confusion about their emotions, feeling like something inside them has been switched off. This leaves them with a sense of emptiness and anxiety about the uncertainty of tomorrow. They’re stuck in a day of overthinking, unable to find motivation or inspiration. Despite trying to lift their spirits, they feel trapped in a fog and resort to smoking, which doesn’t help either; it’s as if the smoke refuses to bring joy. They compare their mental state to a slow machine, reflecting on how they sometimes feel knowledgeable yet today they’re gripped by fear of life’s unpredictability. The line about no one having a script for life highlights the chaos of existence, pointing out that everyone navigates through it without clear instructions, leaving the singer feeling lost and overwhelmed.

[Bridge]
In the bridge, the singer communicates their need for solitude, telling others not to wait for them because they’re mentally checked out for the day. They clarify that they’re not ill or hungover; rather, they just want a break from the pressures of thinking about the future. It’s a moment of self-care, emphasizing the importance of taking a day off from expectations and responsibilities.

[Stirrup]
This final stirrup revisits the theme of slowness, underscoring the singer’s state of being as they continue to move through the day at a slow pace. They acknowledge their mood and how it lingers, with a sense of calmness as they watch the night approach. This repetition serves as a comforting mantra, embracing the sluggishness instead of fighting it.