A Ordem Natural das Coisas (part. MC Tha)

Emicida's song "A Ordem Natural das Coisas (feat. MC Tha)" is a poetic exploration of the rhythms and routines of life, particularly focusing on the early hours of the morning before the sun rises. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the world in the pre-dawn hours, capturing the quiet, almost mystical activities that occur while most people are still asleep.

The song begins with the imagery of a lunch lady starting her day and a bus departing, setting the scene for the early morning. Emicida uses the metaphor of spiders weaving their webs in the darkness to symbolize the unseen, often unnoticed efforts that take place in the quiet hours. The reference to lovers going to the world of Morpheus (the Greek god of dreams) adds a layer of romanticism and mystery to the night.

The recurring line, "O Sol só vem depois" (The sun only comes later), emphasizes the idea that the sun, despite being the 'astro rei' (king star), follows the night's activities. This suggests a natural order where the night and its quiet endeavors are just as important as the day. The song also touches on the struggles and hopes of everyday life, such as a mother’s concern for her child and the small, hopeful actions like cleaning a room or planting beans that symbolize resilience and the persistence of life.

Emicida's collaboration with MC Tha adds a harmonious layer to the song, blending their voices to enhance the lyrical depth. The song is a beautiful reminder of the unnoticed yet essential parts of life that occur in the early hours, celebrating the quiet strength and perseverance of people who start their day before the sun rises.