JUEVES - LYRICS ("Crazy")

- Crazy – Seal

In a church by her face

he talks about the people going under.

Only child know.

A man decides after seventy years

that what he goes there for, is to unlock the door

while those around him criticize and sleep.

And through a fractal on a breaking wall

I see you my friend, and touch your face again.

Miracles will happen as we trip.

But we're never gonna survive, unless

we get a little crazy.

No we're never gonna survive, unless

we are a little crazy.

Crazy are the people walking through my head.

One of them's got a gun, to shoot the other one.

And yet together they were friends at school.

Ohh, get it, get it, get it, get it no, no.

If all were there when we first took the pill,

then maybe, then maybe, then maybe, then maybe

miracles will happen as we speak.

But we're never gonna survive unless

we get a little crazy.

No, we're never gonna survive unless

we are a little crazy.

No, no, never survive, unless we get a little bit.

In a sky full of people, only some want to fly

Isn't that crazy?

In a world full of people, only some want to fly

Isn't that crazy, crazy?

In a heaven of people there's only some want to fly

Ain't that crazy?

Oh babe, oh darlin'.

In a world full of people there's only some want to fly

Isn't that crazy, isn't that crazy?

Isn't that crazy, isn't that crazy?

But were never gonna survive unless,

we get a little crazy.

No were never gonna to survive unless

we are a little.

But were never gonna survive unless,

we get a little crazy.

No were never gonna to survive unless,

we are a little, crazy.

No ,no, never survive unless, we get a little bit.

- Notas: 

Esta es de esas canciones que si miramos la letra resulta fácil entender el significado de todas las palabras o expresiones, pero resulta complicado descifrar el significado real de la canción.

La gente que ha intentado descifrar lo que la letra esconde no ha logrado ponerse de acuerdo, ya que para algunos es una especie de defensa del uso del LSD, esa droga tan en boga en los años 80-90 cuando la canción sonaba por la radio. Según estas versiones, la puerta que el “hombre de 70 años se decide a abrir” es la misma de la que hablaba Aldous Huxley, y de la cual el grupo “The Doors” tomó el nombre, y este grupo era famoso por considerar que el LSD era una sustancia capaz de abrirles la puerta de la creatividad.
Lo que está claro es que ciertos párrafos de la canción hablan de sucesos históricos del momento. Así, el “breaking wall” que al resquebrajarse permite que dos amigos se vean de nuevo es el muro de Berlín que cayó en 1989, y los “friends at school” que se disparan entre ellos hace referencia a los sucesos de la plaza de Tiananmen en la que soldados dispararon a su propia gente para disolver las manifestaciones.