Morad – Copenhague Lyrics & Song Meaning: “Copenhague” is a brand-new Spanish track from Morad’s upcoming album, Reinsertado 2.0, releasing on July 4th, 2025. “Copenhague” stands tall as the last track on the list, and it’s already turning heads.
In this reflective and globally aware track, Morad uses Copenhague, the Spanish name for Copenhagen, as more than just a city name. It becomes a symbolic reference point, a place that stands in stark contrast to the chaos of his everyday reality. Check out the lyrics below and step into a story that’s as raw as it is unforgettable.
Lyrics of Copenhague by Morad
[Puente]
Tú No Estás Queriéndolo
Mucho Menos Amándolo
Tiempo Estás Perdiéndolo
No Coge El Teléfono
¿Se Estará Olvidando O Será Que La Abandonó?
¿Se Siguen Hablando?
Si Me Habla, Le Diré Que No
[Estribillo]
Oh, Oh
Me Mira A Los Ojos Y Rápido Desenfoco
Oh, Oh
Si Sigues Con Ese En El Tiempo Me Quedo Loco
Oh, Oh
Pasa El Tiempo, Pero De Momento Es Poco
Oh, Oh
Si Sigues Con Ese Seguro En Mi Mente Choco
[Verso 2]
Mismo, Eso No Es Lo Mismo
Él Es Egoísmo, Te Lleva Al Abismo
Himno, Te Dedico Un Himno
Él No Es Lo Mismo, A Él Le Falta Ritmo
Blando, Lo Nuestro Es Muy Blando
De Mí Siempre Hablando, Como Comparando
El Mismo Yo Siendo
Pobre Sonriendo
Rico Y Escondiendo
Me Hablan, No Entiendo
[Puente]
Tú No Estás Queriéndolo
Mucho Menos Amándolo
Tiempo Estás Perdiéndolo
No Coge El Teléfono
¿Se Estará Olvidando O Será Que La Abandonó?
¿Se Siguen Hablando?
Si Me Habla, Le Diré Que No
English Translation – “Copenhague Lyrics” by Morad
What Is the Meaning Behind “Copenhague” by Morad?
Morad, usually known for his raw delivery and street-hardened lyrics, takes a softer, more vulnerable turn on “Copenhague.” This track trades toughness for tenderness — a melodic, melancholic reflection on heartbreak, jealousy, and emotional confusion.
While most of his music speaks about loyalty, hustle, and survival, “Copenhague” reveals a different side of Morad—one that’s hurting, overthinking, and stuck in the aftermath of love. He sings about a woman who’s moved on, possibly with someone else, but the desire and pain still linger. There’s jealousy, comparison, and emotional chaos wrapped into every verse.
One of the most striking lines — “Me mira a los ojos y rápido desenfoco” (She looks me in the eyes and I quickly lose focus) — turns something as simple as eye contact into a moment of pain. He feels replaced, but his heart won’t accept it. And that’s what makes the song hit so hard, not just the heartbreak itself, but the inability to move on while someone else already has.
“Copenhague” is proof that even the hardest voices have soft spots and Morad knows exactly how to turn that ache into art.
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