Até Você Passar

In 'Até Você Passar,' Greice Ive delves into the complexities of unrequited love and the emotional turmoil that accompanies it. The song opens with a poignant question about what to do with a passion that seems to have no direction. The 'distraído coração' (distracted heart) and the illusion that dawns after a night of celebrating love set the stage for a narrative steeped in longing and melancholy. The imagery of a heart that throws a party for love only to be met with disillusionment is a powerful metaphor for the highs and lows of romantic expectations.

The recurring theme of 'nada, sombra e silêncio' (nothing, shadow, and silence) underscores the emptiness felt in the absence of reciprocated love. The protagonist resolves to stay put, waiting for the object of their affection to pass by, highlighting a sense of inertia and emotional paralysis. This waiting game is further emphasized in the second verse, where the 'distraída solidão' (distracted loneliness) walks in front of a full moon without casting shadows, symbolizing a love that is present but not impactful.

The chorus brings a sense of resignation and acceptance. With 'nenhum sinal, nenhum recado' (no signal, no message), the protagonist decides it's better to leave love off the airwaves for now. The acknowledgment that 'tudo acontece, eu sei' (everything happens, I know) and 'de repente tudo volta pro lugar' (suddenly everything falls back into place) suggests a belief in the cyclical nature of emotions and the eventual return to equilibrium. Greice Ive's lyrical prowess captures the essence of waiting and the silent suffering that often accompanies unfulfilled love, making 'Até Você Passar' a deeply relatable and emotionally resonant piece.