Bipolar – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

• By: Pol 3.14

Lyrics & Translation

Learning Spanish with “Bipolar” by Pol 3.14 is a fantastic way to immerse yourself in the emotional and poetic side of the language. The song's vivid storytelling, filled with imagery of late-night adventures in Madrid, offers a glimpse into Spanish youth culture. Its accessible lyrics and passionate delivery make it a memorable and engaging tool for language learners to connect with the raw emotion of modern Spanish pop rock.

[English]

You call me at three because you want to change

The tone of the room, that you're tired of gray

That you want to die, suddenly

All of that happens, lately

And when I get there, you invite me out

Dressed like a princess and a taxi is waiting for us

And the world speeds up

A hundred thousand bars spinning around

And, you and I, on this Ferris wheel

Portraits of a night

In the photo booths

And, without hesitation, I follow you to the metro

Court, airport runway

To see, lying on the ground

A plane taking off in the sky

And, without hesitation, you plant a kiss on me

Gas burns, it smells like kerosene

What does it matter, I breathe your breath

Give me more reasons with ice

Bipolar

Let's get off a carriage

Air of discussion

You don't understand

That I can't keep up with you

That you want to move

Live near the sea

I remember how you said

That I was a strange guy

That we were opposites

I must be very kamikaze

And I still hope you come back

In Pearl Harbor, no one knows

That if you call, there will be war

And, without hesitation, I follow you to the metro

Court, airport runway

To see, lying on the ground

A plane taking off in the sky

And, without hesitation, you plant a kiss on me

Gas burns, it smells like kerosene

What does it matter, I breathe your breath

Give me more reasons with ice

Bipolar

To remember, one of these days

Our feet coming out of the pot

Now I know they were good times

I hope to see you again

I hope

I hope

And, without hesitation, I follow you to the metro

Court, airport runway

To see, lying on the ground

A plane taking off in the sky

And, without hesitation, you plant a kiss on me

Gas burns, it smells like kerosene

What does it matter, I breathe your breath

Give me more reasons with ice

Bipolar

Bipolar

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[Spanish]

Me llamas a las tres porque quieres cambiar

El tono del salón, que estás harta de gris

Que te quieres morir, súbitamente

Todo eso pasa, últimamente

Y cuando llego allí, me invitas a salir

Vestida de princesa y un taxi nos espera

Y el mundo se acelera

Cien mil bares dando vueltas

Y, tú y yo, en esta noria

Retratos de una noche

En los fotomatones

Y, sin dudar, te sigo hasta el metro

Tribunal, pista de aeropuerto

Para ver, tumba'os en el suelo

Despegar un avión en el cielo

Y, sin dudar, tú me plantas un beso

Quema gas, huele a queroseno

Qué más da, yo respiro tu aliento

Dame más razones con hielo

Bipolar

Bajemos de un vagón

Aires de discusión

No entiendes

Que no pueda seguirte

Que te quieres mudar

Vivir cerca del mar

Recuerdo cómo dijiste

Que yo era un tipo raro

Que éramos opuestos

Debo ser muy kamikaze

Y aún espero que vuelvas

En Pearl Harbour nadie sabe

Que si llamas habrá guerra

Y, sin dudar, te sigo hasta el metro

Tribunal, pista de aeropuerto

Para ver, tumba'os en el suelo

Despegar un avión en el cielo

Y, sin dudar, tú me plantas un beso

Quema gas, huele a queroseno

Qué más da, yo respiro tu aliento

Dame más razones con hielo

Bipolar

Recordar, un día de estos

Nuestros pies saliendo del tiesto

Ahora sé que eran buenos tiempos

Ojalá te vea de nuevo

Ojalá

Ojalá

Y, sin dudar, te sigo hasta el metro

Tribunal, pista de aeropuerto

Para ver, tumba'os en el suelo

Despegar un avión en el cielo

Y, sin dudar, tú me plantas un beso

Quema gas, huele a queroseno

Qué más da, yo respiro tu aliento

Dame más razones con hielo

Bipolar

Bipolar

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
cambiar /kamˈbjar/ A2	verb - to change
salón /saˈlon/ A2	noun - living room
gris /ɡɾis/ A1	adjective - grey
morir /moˈɾiɾ/ A2	verb - to die
vestida /besˈtiða/ A2	adjective - dressed
princesa /pɾinˈθesa/ A1	noun - princess
mundo /ˈmundo/ A1	noun - world
bares /ˈbaɾes/ A1	noun - bars
noria /ˈnoɾja/ B1	noun - ferris wheel
noche /ˈnot͡ʃe/ A1	noun - night
metro /ˈmetɾo/ A1	noun - subway
suelo /ˈswelo/ A1	noun - floor, ground
cielo /ˈθjelo/ A1	noun - sky, heaven
beso /ˈbeso/ A1	noun - kiss
guerra /ˈɡera/ B1	noun - war
raro /ˈraro/ A2	adjective - strange, odd

Key Grammar Structures

• Me llamas a las tres porque quieres cambiar

  ➔ Present tense for habitual actions.

  ➔ The phrase "me llamas" indicates a habitual action of calling.

• Que te quieres mudar

  ➔ Subjunctive mood for expressing desires.

  ➔ The phrase "quieres mudar" uses the subjunctive to express a desire to change.

• Y, sin dudar, te sigo hasta el metro

  ➔ Use of 'sin dudar' to express certainty.

  ➔ The phrase "sin dudar" emphasizes the speaker's certainty in following.

• Ojalá te vea de nuevo

  ➔ Use of 'ojalá' to express hope.

  ➔ The phrase "ojalá" indicates a strong wish or hope for something to happen.

• Qué más da, yo respiro tu aliento

  ➔ Use of rhetorical questions for emphasis.

  ➔ The phrase "qué más da" suggests indifference, emphasizing the speaker's feelings.