Os Brutos Também Amam

Agnaldo Timóteo Agnaldo Timóteo

The Tender Heart of a Rough Soul

Agnaldo Timóteo's song "Os Brutos Também Amam" delves into the complexities of love and the often misunderstood nature of those who appear tough on the outside. The lyrics express a deep, heartfelt love that the protagonist feels, despite his rough exterior. He acknowledges that his way of loving might seem strange or difficult to understand, but it is genuine and profound. This sentiment is encapsulated in the line, "Você jamais vai entender o amor que eu lhe dei" (You will never understand the love I gave you).

The song also touches on the protagonist's background, coming from a harsh and unfeeling world where emotions are often suppressed. This environment has shaped him into someone who might seem brusque or unrefined, but it hasn't diminished his capacity to love deeply. The lyrics, "No mundo triste de onde eu vim, nele tudo se embrutece" (In the sad world I came from, everything becomes rough), highlight this contrast between his external demeanor and his internal emotions.

Ultimately, the song is a lament for a love that ended because the other person couldn't accept him as he is. The repeated refrain, "Que os brutos também amam" (That the rough ones also love), serves as a poignant reminder that even those who seem tough and unapproachable have the capacity for deep, genuine love. The protagonist's tears and sorrowful reflections underscore the pain of being misunderstood and the longing for acceptance.

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