Marcas de Um Amor

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The Lingering Scars of Love

The song 'Marcas de Um Amor' by Goiano e Paranaense delves into the profound pain and lingering scars left by a lost love. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a man grappling with the aftermath of a breakup. He confesses to a friend that he couldn't live alongside his former lover, and now, separated, he struggles to carry on with life. The absence of a proper farewell, as she didn't even say goodbye face-to-face, adds to his torment, leaving him with unresolved emotions and a sense of abandonment.

The chorus reveals the depth of his suffering. He admits that he can't hide how much he misses her, yet he doesn't want her to know the extent of his misery. The 'marcas deste amor tão louco' (scars of this crazy love) are indelible, and he feels as though he's dying inside without her. This metaphor of dying slowly from love underscores the intensity of his emotional pain and the lasting impact of their relationship.

The song's poignant imagery of a 'solidão que dói' (loneliness that hurts) and a 'coração doente de saudades dela' (heart sick with longing for her) captures the universal experience of heartache. The man's chest heaves with sobs, and his soul is weighed down by sadness, illustrating the physical and emotional toll of unrequited love. 'Marcas de Um Amor' is a heartfelt ballad that resonates with anyone who has endured the agony of a broken heart, highlighting the enduring marks that love can leave on one's soul.

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  1. A Sereia e o Nego D'Água
  2. O Doutor e o Caipira
  3. O Poder Do Criador
  4. No Fim Dos Tempos
  5. Marcas de Um Amor
  6. O Vaqueiro
  7. Moça Caipira
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