Embracing the Passage of Time: A Reflection on Life's Journey

The song 'Realidade' by Fundo de Quintal is a poignant reflection on the passage of time and the inevitability of aging. The lyrics encourage listeners to embrace the changes that come with age, such as wrinkles, and to view them as marks of love and experience rather than sources of bitterness. The song suggests that aging is a natural process, and it is important to accept it with grace and positivity. The metaphor of wrinkles as 'rugas de amor' (wrinkles of love) beautifully encapsulates this sentiment, urging us to smile and cherish the memories that have shaped us.

The song also touches on the cyclical nature of life, comparing it to the growth of plants. Just as seeds grow and new life emerges, our experiences and actions plant seeds for future generations. The lyrics remind us that while certain phases of life, like childhood, will never return, they leave behind eternal memories. This acceptance of life's impermanence is a central theme, encouraging us to find peace and contentment in the present moment rather than lamenting what has passed.

In the final verses, the song emphasizes the importance of seeking inner peace and spiritual solace as we age. The reference to 'Santa paz' (Holy peace) and 'graças do Senhor' (graces of the Lord) suggests that finding comfort in faith can help alleviate the pain and sorrow that may come with aging. The song ultimately conveys a message of hope and resilience, encouraging us to open our hearts, appreciate the beauty in life's fleeting moments, and find a sense of purpose and direction as we navigate the journey of life.

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  1. Amor Dos Deuses
  2. E Fez-se a Luz
  3. E Eu Não Fui Convidado
  4. Canto de Rainha
  5. Eu Não Quero Mais
  6. Aquela Dama
  7. Merece Respeito
  8. Ela só Quer Saber de Sambar
  9. Só Felicidade
  10. Falso Herói
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