Flor de Liz

In 'Flor de Liz,' Circuladô De Fulô crafts a poignant narrative about love, healing, and emotional resilience. The song's lyrics revolve around the metaphor of a flower, 'Flor de Liz,' which symbolizes purity, beauty, and fragility. The singer implores the flower not to be swayed by the wind, a metaphor for life's hardships and emotional turmoil. Instead, he encourages the flower to forget the pain in its heart, suggesting that love can be a powerful antidote to suffering.

The imagery of the lighthouse ('farol') and sunflower ('girassol') evokes memories of past nights filled with light and warmth, perhaps representing happier times or past relationships. The singer offers his help, expressing a desire to touch the flower's heart and remind it that love is stronger than pain. This love is likened to a hummingbird ('beija-flor'), a creature often associated with joy, lightness, and the ability to hover in one place, symbolizing stability and presence.

The second verse delves deeper into the complexities of love. The singer questions what to do if he cannot earn a kiss from the flower, acknowledging the difficulty of unrequited love. He contrasts the pain of watching love depart with the purity of the love that remains. The message is clear: true happiness comes from embracing love without fear, allowing oneself to feel and express joy. The song concludes with a hopeful vision of watching the sunset with the hummingbird, leaving behind the sunflower, symbolizing a new beginning and the promise of enduring love.