Todo Mundo Tá Tão Bem

Brino's song "Todo Mundo Tá Tão Bem" delves into the often hidden and deeply personal struggles of mental health. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone grappling with their inner demons, despite the outward appearance that everyone around them is doing fine. The opening lines, "Tomei meu remédio vou deitar / Olhando nos seus olhos / Eu vou tentar não chorar," set the tone for the song, highlighting the protagonist's reliance on medication and their attempt to hold back tears, even in the presence of a loved one.

The recurring theme of pessimism and the inability to express emotions is poignantly captured in the lines, "Desculpa meu pessimismo / É que eu sou péssimo até nisso / Se eu sinto não consigo demonstrar." This suggests a deep-seated struggle with self-worth and communication, common issues for those dealing with mental health challenges. The chorus, where the protagonist sings to forget someone and expresses fear of the night and their own thoughts, underscores the intensity of their internal battle.

The repeated refrain, "Todo mundo tá tão bem / Mas olho pro lado eu não vejo ninguém," reflects a sense of isolation and disconnection. Despite the perception that everyone else is doing well, the protagonist feels alone and misunderstood. This sentiment is further emphasized by the line, "Cê diz se importar, mas na verdade nem," which suggests a lack of genuine support from those around them. Brino's raw and honest lyrics provide a powerful commentary on the often invisible nature of mental health struggles and the importance of empathy and understanding.