Duas Três

In 'Duas Três,' Adriano Rhod delves into the theme of longing and the search for a unique connection. The song's lyrics express a deep yearning for a specific kind of love that the protagonist finds irreplaceable. The opening lines, 'Ai, se eu achasse uma boca igual a sua era bom de mais,' set the tone for this quest, highlighting the protagonist's desire to find a kiss as fulfilling as the one they remember. This longing is further emphasized by the repetition of 'ai-ai-ai,' which conveys a sense of frustration and unfulfilled desire.

The protagonist's attempts to find solace in nightlife and casual encounters are depicted as futile. The lyrics mention 'resenha, e balada,' suggesting that the protagonist tries to distract themselves with parties and social gatherings. However, these experiences fall short, as indicated by 'a boca, não da mais liga com fumaça e cachaça,' implying that these superficial connections cannot compare to the meaningful one they crave. This leads the protagonist to reach out to their past lover in the middle of the night, only to be met with playful teasing and a reminder of what they are missing.

The chorus reinforces the uniqueness of the past lover, describing them with vivid imagery: 'Um cabelão batendo na bunda, um corpão de 1,70m.' These physical attributes symbolize the lover's distinctiveness and the irreplaceable nature of their connection. The phrase 'que dá, duas três foda e guenta' adds a layer of raw, unfiltered emotion, emphasizing the intensity and endurance of their bond. Through 'Duas Três,' Adriano Rhod captures the essence of longing for a love that stands out amidst the ordinary, highlighting the emotional struggle of moving on from a truly unique relationship.