Consequências de Amar Um Cowboy (part. Us Agroboy)

Fernando e Sorocaba's song "Consequências de Amar Um Cowboy (feat. Us Agroboy)" delves into the bittersweet reality of loving a cowboy. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a life on the road, where the protagonist's truck serves as his home. This nomadic lifestyle is marked by constant movement, symbolized by waking up in one city and sleeping in another. The dust and scars from the rodeo are metaphors for the rough and unpredictable nature of his life, both physically and emotionally.

The cowboy's reluctance to promise love stems from past heartbreaks, equating the pain of a broken rib from a rodeo fall to the emotional pain of loving someone. This comparison highlights the vulnerability and guardedness that come with his lifestyle. The chorus, which invites a lover to enjoy the present moment without expectations for the future, underscores the transient nature of his relationships. The repeated line, "Me deixa um milhão de motivos pra um dia voltar" (Give me a million reasons to come back one day), suggests a longing for connection despite the inherent instability.

The song captures the essence of a cowboy's life, where freedom and adventure come at the cost of emotional stability and lasting relationships. The phrase "Essas são as consequências de se amar um cowboy" (These are the consequences of loving a cowboy) serves as a poignant reminder of the sacrifices and heartaches involved. Fernando e Sorocaba, known for their country and sertanejo style, effectively convey the rugged yet romantic allure of the cowboy lifestyle, making the song resonate with anyone who has experienced the complexities of love and freedom.