Tá Por Fora

In 'Tá Por Fora,' Alexandre Pires delves into the complexities of a troubled relationship, capturing the raw emotions of love, regret, and hope. The song opens with a plea to stop the madness that has taken over the relationship, symbolized by the metaphor of planting 'loucura' (madness) in the field of his feelings. This vivid imagery sets the stage for a heartfelt exploration of a love that is 'meio doente' (somewhat sick), suggesting that the relationship is in a fragile state but not beyond repair.

Pires' lyrics reflect a deep sense of accountability and remorse. He acknowledges that their happiness is no longer what it used to be and admits to having made mistakes that hurt his partner. The repetition of 'Chega' (Enough) emphasizes his desperation to put an end to the negative patterns that have plagued their love. He recognizes that the idea of parting ways is 'loucura' (madness) and insists that saying goodbye to someone you love is 'tá por fora' (out of touch with reality).

The song is a poignant reminder of the importance of communication and understanding in a relationship. Pires' soulful delivery and the emotive lyrics underscore the urgency of mending the rift before it's too late. The recurring theme of 'ainda estou apaixonado' (I am still in love) serves as a hopeful anchor, suggesting that despite the turmoil, the foundation of their love remains strong. 'Tá Por Fora' is a touching ode to the resilience of love and the power of forgiveness, urging couples to fight for their happiness and not let misunderstandings tear them apart.