Acelerou

Djavan Djavan

The Rush of Love: Djavan's 'Acelerou'

Djavan's song 'Acelerou' is a poetic exploration of the intense emotions and turbulence that come with falling in love. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a man who finds himself lost in his thoughts, reflecting on how his days of peace have been replaced by the overwhelming feelings he has for someone special. The imagery of the clear, shining moon symbolizes clarity and realization, as he acknowledges that his feelings are deeper than he initially thought.

The chorus reveals the transformative power of love, describing how the mere sight of this person accelerated his heartbeat and left him feeling unbalanced. This acceleration and subsequent deceleration metaphorically represent the highs and lows of romantic infatuation. The protagonist is left yearning and waiting, dreaming of a future where he can find solace and rest in the arms of his beloved. The anticipation and hope for a deeper connection are palpable, as he imagines a life filled with love and happiness.

As the song progresses, the lyrics delve into the protagonist's vulnerability and the impact of his beloved's presence. He feels almost defeated, at the mercy of friends or any distraction that might help him cope. The mention of the beloved appearing in a miniskirt adds a touch of sensuality and highlights the irresistible allure she holds over him. Despite not knowing her last name, he is convinced that his love for her is eternal. This unwavering belief in the permanence of his feelings underscores the song's theme of love's enduring power and the profound effect it has on one's life.

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  2. Um Amor Puro
  3. Eu Te Devoro
  4. Asa
  5. Farinha
  6. Segredo
  7. Alagoas
  8. Íris
  9. Você É
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