Danimarca Lyrics (English Translation) – Nayt

[Refrain]
They fall off your face
Denmark rain
In an instant the clouds that were there go away, they no longer remain
The wind is so strong here, the wind is so strong here

[Verse 1]
And you’re being stupid
Oh, how I hate you, how you love me
How much you hate me, how much I love you, mhm, mhm
Will we ever break away?
Will we ever get tired? Oh

You don’t see the monster
You never see me down there
You cry, but I know you
Soon your sky will be blue again
You don’t see the monster
You never see me down there
Tears I know
Soon they are gone

[Refrain]
They fall off your face
Denmark rain
In an instant the clouds that were there go away, they no longer remain
The wind is so strong here, the wind is so strong here

[Verse 2]
What will you do
In the world you have
Done everything for you?
There is no longer room for anything or anyone
Maybe you’ll be surprised
Of the years you will have
Forgotten, thrown behind
Only to raise a wall

[Refrain]
They fall off your face
Denmark rain
In an instant the clouds that were there go away, they no longer remain
The wind is so strong here, the wind is so strong here (The wind is so strong here)

[Outro]
Oh no, how many tears do you have in your body
How many excuses you use, I know
There are things that have no end
You’re still pretending, why?
Yeah
Eheheheh
3D, baby

[Refrain]
The refrain describes tears falling like rain in Denmark, where storms quickly pass and skies clear. It emphasizes the fleeting nature of emotional turmoil, likening it to strong winds that eventually calm.

[Verse 1]
In the first verse, the singer expresses frustration and mixed feelings in a troubled relationship. They reflect on mutual misunderstandings and emotional pain. Despite this, there’s a hopeful tone that suggests healing is possible, reassuring the other person that their sadness will fade and happiness will return.

[Refrain]
The refrain repeats the metaphor of tears falling like Denmark rain, emphasizing how quickly sadness can dissipate and emotional storms can subside, leaving behind a sense of clarity and calm after turmoil.

[Verse 2]
The second verse delves into introspection and regret. It questions decisions made and the consequences of prioritizing oneself. It hints at loneliness and the possibility of building emotional barriers as a defense mechanism against further hurt, illustrating a sense of resignation and acceptance of past mistakes.

[Refrain]
Again, the refrain underscores the transience of emotional pain, comparing it to fleeting weather patterns in Denmark. It reinforces the idea that no matter how intense the emotional storm, it will eventually pass, leaving behind a renewed sense of peace.

[Outro]
The outro reflects on the depth of emotional turmoil experienced. It questions the sincerity of emotions and actions, pondering how many tears have been shed and excuses made. Despite the confusion, there’s an acknowledgment that some feelings and situations have no clear resolution, expressed with a mix of resignation and humor.

1. “They fall off your face, Denmark rain”
This phrase likens tears to rain falling from your face, highlighting how emotions, like storms in Denmark, can pass quickly, leaving clarity and calm behind.

2. “You don’t see the monster, You never see me down there”
This line expresses frustration at feeling misunderstood or unseen, suggesting hidden depths or struggles that go unnoticed by others.

3. “Oh no, how many tears do you have in your body”
This rhetorical question reflects on the depth of emotional pain and the toll it takes, emphasizing empathy and the overwhelming nature of sadness.