Coraline

The song 'Coraline' by Coraline Jones e o Mundo Secreto appears to be inspired by the dark fantasy story of 'Coraline' by Neil Gaiman, which was also adapted into an animated film. The lyrics evoke a sense of foreboding and caution, warning against the allure of seemingly benign but ultimately dangerous temptations. The repeated line 'Never never never open that door' suggests that there is a boundary that should not be crossed, as it leads to a world that is not as it seems. The spider's hand, a metaphor for danger and entrapment, emphasizes the predatory nature of the world beyond the door.

The chorus, 'Run, Save us, Please save our souls!' is a desperate plea for help, indicating that there are souls at stake, possibly trapped by the 'other mom'—a reference to the antagonist of the Coraline story, who is known for replacing the eyes of her victims with buttons. The urgency to 'Find our eyes before the full Moon' adds a time-sensitive element to the narrative, creating a race against time to save the ensnared souls from a grim fate. The mention of a curse and the witch's intentions to 'eat you too' further paints a picture of a perilous journey that the protagonist must undertake to rescue themselves and others.

The song's haunting melody and chilling lyrics serve to immerse the listener in the eerie atmosphere of the Coraline universe. It captures the essence of the original story's themes of bravery, the importance of self-identity, and the dangers of succumbing to illusions of a perfect world. The song is a reminder that curiosity can lead to dangerous paths and that one must be vigilant about the choices they make.