Clube Dos Sonhos Frustrados

DAY LIMNS' song "Clube Dos Sonhos Frustrados" delves into the emotional landscape of disillusionment and self-sabotage. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a world where dreams are shattered, symbolized by broken glass ceilings and unfinished coffee cups. The recurring question, "Você quer entrar?" ("Do you want to enter?"), invites listeners to step into this realm of thwarted aspirations and broken bridges, a place devoid of the fantastical escape of Terabithia and filled instead with harsh ironies and unmet goals.

The chorus, "Seja bem-vindo ao clube dos sonhadores frustrados" ("Welcome to the club of frustrated dreamers"), serves as a somber anthem for those who feel deceived and sabotaged by their own actions. This club is a metaphorical space where people grapple with the harsh realities of life, their dreams constantly clashing with the world's end. The repetition of the phrase emphasizes the universality of this experience, making it a collective lament for a generation struggling with high expectations and inevitable disappointments.

In the latter part of the song, DAY LIMNS explores the theme of existential confusion and the allure of not belonging. Lines like "Tenho pouca fé, coração na mão" ("I have little faith, heart in hand") and "A magia de não pertencer me move" ("The magic of not belonging moves me") highlight a sense of directionless wandering and the paradoxical comfort found in uncertainty. The song's closing lines reiterate the invitation to join this club, a place where expectation and frustration coexist, and where the acknowledgment of failure becomes a shared, almost cathartic experience.