Foimal

Boogarins' song 'Foimal' delves into the intricate emotions of desire, change, and the passage of time. The lyrics express a sense of regret and confusion as the narrator grapples with their evolving feelings. The repeated apology, 'Foi mal se,' which translates to 'Sorry if,' sets the tone for a confession of lingering desires for others, despite being in a relationship. This admission highlights the internal conflict between the narrator's current commitments and their wandering desires.

The song also touches on the theme of change and the unpredictability of life. The line 'Eu já não entendo as voltas que o mundo deu' translates to 'I no longer understand the turns the world has taken,' reflecting a sense of disorientation and loss of control over the future. The metaphor of the future being a 'furo,' or a hole, suggests a void or uncertainty that the narrator feels disconnected from. This imagery underscores the feeling of an uncertain and unclaimed future, adding to the emotional weight of the song.

Despite the turmoil, there is a recurring desire to uplift the partner, as seen in the line 'E eu só te quero pra cima,' meaning 'And I only want you up.' This indicates a lingering care and affection, even amidst the confusion and shifting desires. Boogarins, known for their psychedelic rock influences, use these themes to create a reflective and introspective piece that resonates with the complexities of human emotions and relationships.