No Sufriré Jamás por Ti – Bilingual Lyrics Spanish/English

• By: Saratoga
• Album: Secretos y Revelaciones

Lyrics & Translation

Dive into the passionate world of Spanish Heavy Metal with Saratoga. This song is a fantastic way to learn assertive Spanish vocabulary and expressions related to emotions and resilience, all delivered through the energy of neoclassical rock.

[English]

Let me tell you a story of what happened

On a gray day, he walked without a purpose

He felt sad, bearing the pressure

Of believing that everything revolved around him

I will never suffer for you

You got lost in a world of glass

Don't cry anymore and stop playing games

...

He woke up dreaming of the cold in his feet

He also felt alone, without knowing why

Tears always flowed from a wall

The devil's face laughed, knowing

I will never suffer for you

You got lost in a world of glass

Don't cry anymore and stop playing games

...

He vomits truths, writing them on a piece of paper

He wanted to change everything, but the evil was within him

He didn't realize that he had to suffer

He had to hit rock bottom and survive

I will never suffer for you

You got lost in a world of glass

Don't cry anymore and stop playing games

I will never suffer for you

You got lost in a world of glass

Don't cry anymore and stop playing games

...

[Spanish]

Déjame contarte una historia que paso

En un día gris el caminaba sin razón

Se sentía triste soportando la presión

De creer que todo gira a su alrededor

No sufriré jamas por ti

Te perdiste en un mundo de cristal

No llores mas y deja de jugar

Se despertó soñando con el frio en los pies

Se sentía solo también sin saber porque

Las lagrimas brotaban siempre de una pared

La cara del diablo se reía y saber

No sufriré jamas por ti

Te perdiste en un mundo de cristal

No llores mas y deja de jugar

Vomito verdades escribiendo en un papel

Quiso cambiar todo pero el mal estaba en el

No se daba cuenta que tenia que sufrir

Tenia que tocar el fondo y sobrevivir.

No sufriré jamas por ti

Te perdiste en un mundo de cristal

No llores mas y deja de jugar.

No sufriré jamas por ti

Te perdiste en un mundo de cristal

No llores mas y deja de jugar.

Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
historia is-to-ria A1	noun - narrative, account of past events
sufrir su-frir A2	verb - to experience pain or suffering
cristal kris-tal A2	noun - crystal, glass
presión pre-sjon B1	noun - pressure
lágrimas la-gri-mas B1	noun - tears
diablo dja-blo A2	noun - devil
sobrevivir so-bre-bi-vir B2	verb - to survive
verdad ber-dad A1	noun - truth
fondo fon-do A2	noun - bottom
despertar des-per-tar A2	verb - to wake up
triste tris-te A1	adjective - sad
vómito bo-mi-to B2	noun - vomit
papel pa-pel A1	noun - paper
girar hi-rar A2	verb - to rotate
jugar hu-gar A1	verb - to play

Key Grammar Structures

• Déjame contarte una historia que pasó

  ➔ Imperative with pronoun attachment and Relative Clause

  ➔ "Déjame" (Dejar + me) is an imperative form; "que pasó" acts as a relative clause describing the story.

• Se sentía triste soportando la presión

  ➔ Reflexive verb and Gerund (Present Participle)

  ➔ "Se sentía" is a reflexive/impersonal structure; "soportando" is the gerund used to describe an action happening simultaneously.

• De creer que todo gira a su alrededor

  ➔ Prepositional phrase + Subordinate Clause

  ➔ "De creer" follows a preposition; "que todo gira..." is a subordinate clause acting as the object of "creer".

• Te perdiste en un mundo de cristal

  ➔ Preterite Tense (Past Simple)

  ➔ "Perdiste" is the second-person singular Preterite of 'perder', indicating a completed past action.

• No llores mas y deja de jugar

  ➔ Negative Imperative vs. Affirmative Imperative

  ➔ "No llores" uses the subjunctive for negative command; "deja" uses the standard imperative for positive command.

• Se despertó soñando con el frio en los pies

  ➔ Past tense + Concurrent action

  ➔ "Se despertó" (past action) happens while "soñando" (concurrent gerund) is taking place.

• No se daba cuenta que tenia que sufrir

  ➔ Imperfect Tense + Periphrastic obligation

  ➔ "Daba" (imperfect) describes a continuous state in the past; "tenía que sufrir" is the obligation structure (tener que + infinitive).