Eu Sou do Mar

It's no use, I am from the sea
I was born to have your sun on my skin
It's no use, I am from the sea
It's what makes me sing

Only enter the sea if you
Know the divine force it holds
If you don't pollute its blue
And respect our common brother

Carry Mother Nature in faith
Enjoy Marley and reggae in your step
Leave the beach with trash in hand
The future is preservation

It's no use, I am from the sea
I was born to have your sun on my skin
It's no use, I am from the sea
It's what makes me sing

A thousand love poems for you
A thousand love poems

Oh blue vastness
Oh endless sea
I came to dive into you
To find myself

Womb of us all
It's a vivid force
For children, grandchildren, parents, and grandparents
It's pure life

Playful, magical, breath, liquid balm
For every poison of the mind, the sea is the antidote
Pacific, Atlantic, Antarctic, Indian, unique
Birds, fish, and men once again in unison

Anguish and sorrow dissolve in the water
Standing on a wave, life is round
From Itamambuca to Cacimba, in Pipa or Arraial
Leme, Joatinga, Regência with a strong breeze

In Guarda, in Brava, in Rosa, in Jericoacoara
Barra Grande, Maresias, Itacoatiara shore
Late afternoon among friends to reflect or surf
Anywhere, it's no use, I am from the sea

It's no use, I am from the sea
I was born to have your sun on my skin
It's no use, I am from the sea
It's what makes me sing

But I have faith in the new generation
That arrives at the peak with education
Only goes where there's room, only goes with respect
Always respecting the spot

Clear your mind in the breeze if you want
But I think it's better to take a stroll
Our beach is our song
How good to find my brothers

Oh

It's no use, I am from the sea
I was born to have your sun on my skin
It's no use, I am from the sea
It's what makes me sing

It's what makes me sing
It's what makes me sing
It's what makes me sing