Maybe (Translation of the song Tal Vez)
Ricky Martin · Other Songs - Ricky Martin
I don't know why today I feel you so far away from me
And even tough I intent again
Maybe it will be too late, there's nothing more to do
And I can't believe that the time we both had
Maybe has run out
Maybe, it was me that never gave you and hole night
Maybe, I never gave you what you hoped for
And I wasn't when you needed
Maybe I didn't listen to you, maybe I neglected
Maybe I forgot that I love you
Maybe........ ay,ay,ay,ay
Maybe, it will be that for now there's nothing more to talk about
Maybe, this time we need time to think
And I for me propose trying again, think again
The more I think I can't one only reasom
To go on without you
Maybe, it was me that never gave you and hole night
Maybe, I never gave you what you hoped for
And I wasn't when you needed
Maybe I didn't listen to you, maybe I neglected
Maybe I forgot that I love you
Maybe life surprised me in the nack
And strip and strip and the rope broke
Maybe I never understood what you were for me
Maybe I never knew who I loved...
And I for me propose trying again, think again
The more I think I can't one only reasom
To go on without you
Maybe, it was me that never gave you and hole night
Maybe, I never gave you what you hoped for
And I wasn't when you needed
Maybe I didn't listen to you, maybe I neglected
Maybe I forgot that I love you
Maybe...
Maybe (Translation of the song Tal Vez)
Released by Ricky Martin, "Maybe" (originally titled "Tal Vez") stands as a pivotal track in his transition from Latin pop to English-language balladry. Recorded during the early 2000s, the song exemplifies the romantic vulnerability that defined Martin's solo career beyond the Latin market. As a mid-tempo pop ballad, it blends acoustic instrumentation with Martin's signature vocal delivery, creating an intimate atmosphere that resonated with global audiences. The track served as a bridge in his discography, showcasing his ability to craft heartfelt melodies that transcended linguistic barriers. Its enduring appeal lies in its universal theme of hesitant affection, making it a staple in his catalog of romantic ballads that continues to be celebrated for its emotional depth and melodic simplicity.