Quem Disse (feat. Tierry)

Israel Novaes' song "Quem Disse (feat. Tierry)" delves into the complex emotions of a person who is caught between the facade of enjoying single life and the underlying longing for a past relationship. The lyrics start with a strong declaration of independence, denying any desire to return to a former lover or any feelings of sadness. This initial stance is a common defense mechanism, often used to mask deeper, unresolved emotions.

The song then shifts to reveal the protagonist's true vulnerability. Despite the bravado of enjoying the single life, the character admits that alcohol breaks down their defenses. The line "Mas se eu beber, Viro bebê e corro pro teu colo" (But if I drink, I turn into a baby and run to your lap) poignantly captures this transformation. The use of the word 'baby' metaphorically illustrates a return to a state of emotional dependency and neediness, highlighting the fragility hidden beneath the surface.

The chorus further emphasizes this internal conflict. The repetition of actions—drinking, crying, calling, and returning—illustrates a cyclical pattern of behavior driven by unresolved feelings. The protagonist's pride and declarations of independence crumble under the influence of alcohol, revealing a deep-seated emotional turmoil. This song resonates with anyone who has experienced the struggle between maintaining a facade of strength and the inevitable moments of vulnerability that come with heartbreak.