Maria e José (feat. Tamyris Moiane)

Cleyton David's song "Maria e José," featuring Tamyris Moiane, is a heartfelt ode to enduring love and commitment. The lyrics revolve around the idea of a love so profound that it transcends time and space, drawing inspiration from the biblical figures Maria (Mary) and José (Joseph). By referencing this iconic couple, the song emphasizes the timeless nature of true love and the lengths one is willing to go to preserve it.

The repeated phrase "Não vai bater saudades, porque eu não vou deixar" (You won't miss me, because I won't let you) underscores the singer's determination to always be present for their beloved, ensuring that their partner never feels lonely or abandoned. This sentiment is further reinforced by the lines "Vou voltar para o passado, pra saber como a Maria, amou José" (I will go back to the past, to know how Maria loved José), indicating a desire to learn from the past to love more deeply and genuinely in the present.

The song also touches on themes of personal growth and transformation. The lyrics "Deixei as brincadeiras, juras na igreja, tu é que és o meu, meu último amoré" (I left the games, vows in the church, you are my last love) signify a commitment to maturity and a lifelong partnership. The transformation is evident in lines like "Nunca fui cavaleiro, mas por ti amor, aprendi a ser cavaleiro" (I was never a gentleman, but for you, my love, I learned to be one) and "Eu nunca fui tratada como uma rainha, mas contigo amor, eu sou uma rainha" (I was never treated like a queen, but with you, my love, I am a queen). These lines highlight the mutual growth and respect that come with a deep, loving relationship.

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