as vozes me falam oque quiser

Felca's song 'as vozes me falam oque quiser' delves deep into the complexities of mental health and the internal battles that many face. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone grappling with hallucinations and the overwhelming presence of intrusive thoughts. The opening line, 'Ninguém ignora alucinação,' sets the stage by acknowledging that hallucinations are a common, yet often misunderstood, aspect of mental illness. The protagonist's struggle is further highlighted by the voices that speak to them, questioning their actions and sanity, as seen in the line, 'As vozes me falam o que quiser. É, mas você vai matar a sua mulher?'

The repetition of the phrase 'Eu nem sequer tenho mulher' underscores the confusion and disconnection from reality that the protagonist experiences. This line serves as a poignant reminder of how mental illness can distort one's perception of reality, leading to a sense of isolation and helplessness. The plea to 'Sai da minha cabeça, Larga o meu pé' reflects the desperation to escape these intrusive thoughts and regain control over one's mind. The mention of increasing medication and losing faith, 'Eu já aumentei tanto o remédio, Que já perdi a fé,' further emphasizes the protagonist's struggle and the often frustrating journey of finding effective treatment.

The recurring question, 'Dança com a gente, A gente quem?' adds a layer of ambiguity and highlights the protagonist's disorientation. It suggests a longing for connection and understanding, yet also a fear of the unknown. Felca's raw and honest portrayal of mental health challenges invites listeners to empathize with those who face similar struggles and encourages a broader conversation about mental illness and the importance of support and understanding.