Trilho

IVYSON's song 'Trilho' delves into the emotional journey of self-discovery and the aftermath of love. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone who feels distant from home and is grappling with the consequences of their actions. The metaphor of being 'na mira do tiro' (in the line of fire) suggests a sense of vulnerability and danger, while singing to the dawn indicates a search for solace and understanding in the quiet moments of the night.

The imagery of standing on the tracks, waiting for the train to depart, symbolizes a pivotal moment of decision and transition. The protagonist reflects on the damage they've caused, acknowledging their mistakes and the pain of loving deeply. The line 'E se é um erro amar como amei' (And if it's a mistake to love as I loved) highlights the internal conflict between the intensity of their emotions and the consequences that followed. The feeling of being anchored by broken sentiments that the wind couldn't carry away suggests a lingering attachment to past relationships and emotions.

As the song progresses, the protagonist decides to leave, seeking new paths and self-care. The repetition of 'foi melhor assim' (it was better this way) underscores the necessity of this departure for personal growth, despite the uncertainty and loss it entails. 'Trilho' is a poignant exploration of the complexities of love, regret, and the courage to move forward, even when the path ahead is unclear.