Kelefeeling (Verso Livre)

Don L's 'Kelefeeling (Verso Livre)' is a lyrical journey through the complexities of modern life, aspirations, and the illusions that often accompany them. The song opens with a greeting to a new day, setting a tone of renewal and possibility. The artist refers to himself as a 'stylist of illusions' and a 'multi-instrumentalist of seduction,' suggesting a mastery over the art of creating and navigating dreams and desires. This metaphorical language paints a picture of someone deeply involved in the creative process, using it as a means to cope with and understand life's challenges.

The lyrics delve into the sacrifices made in pursuit of these dreams, with lines like 'Le aluguel de vida que eu possa pagar sobrando um rim' (The rent of life that I can pay, leaving one kidney) highlighting the high costs of ambition. Don L's use of vivid imagery, such as 'a bebedeira em vinho tinto dessa fé bandida' (a drunkenness in red wine of this rogue faith), underscores the intoxicating yet perilous nature of chasing one's aspirations. The song also touches on themes of resilience and transformation, as seen in the lines about enduring hardships and emerging stronger, symbolized by the 'flor da vida' (flower of life).

In the latter part of the song, Don L shifts to a more reflective tone, expressing a desire for genuine experiences and a break from the superficial. He speaks of wanting 'aquele feeling foda' (that awesome feeling) and the freedom to discard what doesn't matter. This longing for authenticity is further emphasized by references to simple pleasures like the smell of fresh coffee and the sound of a new love. The song concludes with a sense of gratitude and a nod to the ongoing journey of self-discovery and fulfillment, encapsulated in the line 'CEO desse business, holding da felicidade' (CEO of this business, holding of happiness).