Good Trip

Forfun's song 'Good Trip' is a vibrant anthem celebrating the carefree and adventurous spirit of youth. The lyrics paint a picture of a spontaneous road trip with friends, where the only essentials are some money, a beer, and good company. This carefree attitude is encapsulated in the line 'Partiu e seja o que Deus quiser,' which translates to 'Let's go and let it be what God wants.' The song emphasizes living in the moment and enjoying life's simple pleasures without overthinking or worrying about the future.

The song also delves into the contrast between different lifestyles and attitudes. The narrator observes the chaotic and hedonistic behavior of others, such as 'As mulézinha doidona dando pala' (crazy girls showing off) and 'A playboyzada enchendo o cu de bala' (rich kids getting high). Despite this, the narrator remains grounded and unaffected, choosing to focus on personal growth and avoiding stagnation. The repeated phrase 'Sem bad trip nada me abala' (Without a bad trip, nothing shakes me) highlights the importance of maintaining a positive mindset and not letting negative experiences bring you down.

'Good Trip' also carries a deeper message about the value of adventure and the dangers of complacency. The lyrics criticize those who are 'Pobre de espírito' (poor in spirit) for not seeking out new experiences and warn against the 'comodismo' (complacency) that can stifle personal growth. Instead, the song advocates for a life of harmony and balance, where one can find peace with minimal material possessions. The closing lines, 'Abra sua mente, faça sua mala' (Open your mind, pack your bag), serve as a call to action, encouraging listeners to embrace new adventures and keep an open mind.