Asas

Duzz's song 'Asas' delves deep into the emotional and psychological struggles of an artist navigating through life's challenges. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person who feels illuminated yet burdened by the weight of their responsibilities and past traumas. The recurring theme of feeling 'illuminated' suggests moments of clarity and inspiration, but these are juxtaposed with feelings of exhaustion and emptiness, particularly highlighted by the line 'De agenda cheia, coração vazio, sozinho no quarto' (With a full schedule, an empty heart, alone in the room).

The song also explores the complexities of relationships and personal growth. Duzz reflects on the mistakes and regrets that come with being real in a world that often deceives. The line 'Quanto mais tu for real, mais o mundo engana' (The more real you are, the more the world deceives) encapsulates this sentiment. He acknowledges his flaws and the impact of his actions on those he loves, particularly his child, as he mentions 'Virei pai, não importa a paz, eu sigo correndo' (I became a father, peace doesn't matter, I keep running). This highlights the constant struggle between personal aspirations and familial responsibilities.

The metaphor of 'wings' in the song symbolizes freedom and the potential to rise above life's difficulties. However, Duzz questions who will stay by his side if he fully embraces his potential, as seen in the line 'Se eu abrir minhas asas, me diz quem fica' (If I open my wings, tell me who stays). This reflects the fear of isolation that often accompanies personal growth and success. The song concludes with a sense of resilience and determination, despite the pain and challenges faced, emphasizing the importance of perseverance and self-belief.