Coração Selvagem

Belchior Belchior

The Wild Heart's Yearning for Life and Love

Belchior's "Coração Selvagem" (Wild Heart) is a song that encapsulates the fervent desire to experience life and love to the fullest, despite its inherent risks and uncertainties. The lyrics convey a deep longing for intimacy and connection, as well as a rebellious spirit that seeks to break free from the constraints of rational thought and societal expectations.

The song begins with a plea for a token of affection to be kept within a song, a kiss hidden under a jacket, symbolizing the small, cherished moments that make life meaningful. The singer expresses an urgency to live, not dictated by logic but by what the soul craves. This urgency is reflected in the desire for physical closeness and the impatience to experience life's pleasures, such as sharing a drink or a moment of affection. The repeated requests to be embraced and kissed slowly reveal a need to savor the moments of love, to have time to fall in love, and to publicly display this love.

As the song progresses, it acknowledges the harshness of life and the vulnerability of the human heart, comparing it to fragile glass. Yet, there is an acceptance of solitude, a recognition of one's own inner turmoil, and a willingness to risk everything for the sake of passion. The lyrics invite the listener to join in this journey of living dangerously, of making mistakes for the joy of it, and ultimately, of sharing a life that may be cut short by unforeseen circumstances. The song's closing lines suggest a universal longing for love and connection, a theme that resonates with many, regardless of how they express it.

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