Ella usó mi cabeza como un revólver

The lyrics describe a speaker looking back on a relationship that seems to have changed how he thinks and feels. At first, he appears desperate to be loved and willing to do almost anything for the woman. Over time, he becomes aware of an inner emptiness and of how much he gave up. The mood moves from confusion and submission toward a more sober, if still painful, understanding.

The image of someone using his head “like a revolver” suggests that she had great power over his mind, perhaps turning his thoughts or feelings against him. “A cerebral bath” implies a drastic mental change or a kind of emotional reset, though the exact experience is unclear. The “stone in the water, dry inside” conveys feeling hard or lifeless despite being surrounded by something that should suggest emotion or renewal. Calling truth “the submitted word” may suggest that honesty was controlled, silenced, or made to serve someone else.

The speaker admits to cowardice but says he acted without shame, and describes himself as both “docile” and as sincere as he could be. This makes the relationship difficult to read as simply one person harming another: he recognizes his own compliance, but also portrays himself as deeply influenced. The lyrics leave open whether the emptiness began in the relationship or became more visible through it.