Túnel do Tempo

Frejat's song 'Túnel do Tempo' delves into the complexities of memory, emotion, and the passage of time. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a chance encounter with someone from the past, where the protagonist feels a lingering connection despite the other person's apparent indifference. This encounter is likened to a silent film, a metaphor that underscores the ineffable nature of their shared history—something felt deeply but not easily articulated.

The song further explores the protagonist's heightened sensitivity to subtle cues and signals, both physical and emotional. These 'sinais do corpo' (body signals) and 'conversas demoradas' (long conversations) represent the unspoken communication that often carries more weight than words. However, there are days when these signals fail to make sense, leaving the protagonist feeling disconnected from the world. This sense of disconnection is poignantly captured in the lines 'os sinais que me ligam ao mundo se desligam' (the signals that connect me to the world are turned off).

Despite these moments of disorientation, the protagonist holds onto the belief in an 'invisible net' that will save him, symbolizing hope and resilience. This net represents the unseen forces or connections that guide us through life's uncertainties. The journey through the 'túnel do tempo' (tunnel of time) is both a literal and metaphorical quest to reclaim a sense of meaning and familiarity, whether through words or images. Ultimately, the song is a testament to the enduring power of memory and the human spirit's ability to navigate through emotional and temporal labyrinths, always striving to return to the present moment with renewed clarity and purpose.