Techno Ted may be a person who caused Chris incredible emotional pain & trepidation as well as moments of peace & happiness but now is removed and awaiting his fate. Darling may be a different person who is also free of him and can live her life free of Ted's tyranny. "In between all the laughing, and daydreams ... lies: a desert of truth" Lies are like a desert or the omission of Truth: Where there were Lies then Truth was absent. The song, "Techno Ted", may be a cathartic celebration of the downfall of this person.
Ahora que no estás, los árboles del parque
Juraron no crecer hasta que vuelvas
Porque ahora que no estás, no pueden escaparse
Contigo a esos lugares donde sueñan
Pero al llegar la noche todo cambia
Escucho esas voces, son amenazas
¿Qué pasa ahora? No entiendo nada
He visto sombras que me alcanzaban
Ahora que no estás, que no te puedo ver
Las luces del puerto se han apagado
Ya no hay canciones, tampoco hay versos
No me preguntes qué está pasando
Ahora que no estás, que no te puedo ver
La isla y los montes se han juntado
Ya no hay mareas, tan solo espero
No me preguntes qué está pasando
Ahora que no estás
Ahora que no estás
Ahora que no estás, ya no existe el silencio
Y oscuros desiertos son las calles
Que ahora que no estás, no pueden escucharte
Quizás a lo lejos casi puedo tocarte
Pero al llegar la noche todo cambia
Escucho esas voces, son amenazas
¿Qué pasa ahora? No entiendo nada
He visto sombras que me alcanzaban
Ahora que no estás, que no te puedo ver
Las luces del puerto se han apagado
Ya no hay canciones, tampoco hay versos
No me preguntes qué está pasando
Ahora que no estás, que no te puedo ver
La isla y los montes se han juntado
Ya no hay mareas, tan solo espero
No me preguntes qué está pasando
Ahora que no estás
Ahora que no estás
Juraron no crecer hasta que vuelvas
Porque ahora que no estás, no pueden escaparse
Contigo a esos lugares donde sueñan
Pero al llegar la noche todo cambia
Escucho esas voces, son amenazas
¿Qué pasa ahora? No entiendo nada
He visto sombras que me alcanzaban
Ahora que no estás, que no te puedo ver
Las luces del puerto se han apagado
Ya no hay canciones, tampoco hay versos
No me preguntes qué está pasando
Ahora que no estás, que no te puedo ver
La isla y los montes se han juntado
Ya no hay mareas, tan solo espero
No me preguntes qué está pasando
Ahora que no estás
Ahora que no estás
Ahora que no estás, ya no existe el silencio
Y oscuros desiertos son las calles
Que ahora que no estás, no pueden escucharte
Quizás a lo lejos casi puedo tocarte
Pero al llegar la noche todo cambia
Escucho esas voces, son amenazas
¿Qué pasa ahora? No entiendo nada
He visto sombras que me alcanzaban
Ahora que no estás, que no te puedo ver
Las luces del puerto se han apagado
Ya no hay canciones, tampoco hay versos
No me preguntes qué está pasando
Ahora que no estás, que no te puedo ver
La isla y los montes se han juntado
Ya no hay mareas, tan solo espero
No me preguntes qué está pasando
Ahora que no estás
Ahora que no estás
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Ahora Que No Estás Lyrics as written by Alejandro Martinez De Ubago Rodriguez Jesus Nicolas Gomez Gomez
Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
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