Porque Eu Presto (feat. Murilo Huff)

In 'Porque Eu Presto,' João Neto e Frederico, featuring Murilo Huff, delve into the emotional turmoil of a relationship where one partner feels undervalued and unappreciated. The song's lyrics poignantly capture the pain of investing genuine feelings into a relationship that ultimately proves to be shallow and unfulfilling. The repeated phrase 'Bem feito pra mim' (Well done for me) reflects a sense of self-reproach for allowing oneself to be hurt despite the warning signs.

The chorus, 'Vai lá buscar migalhas de amor que eu dou em excesso' (Go look for crumbs of love that I give in excess), underscores the disparity between the narrator's deep affection and the partner's indifference. The narrator recognizes their own worth, stating, 'Eu valho mais que essas garrafas que cê bebe' (I am worth more than these bottles you drink) and 'Mais que essas camas erradas que cê amanhece' (More than these wrong beds you wake up in). These lines highlight the narrator's realization that they deserve better than the fleeting and superficial connections their partner seeks.

The recurring line 'Porque eu presto' (Because I am good) serves as both a declaration of self-worth and a lament. The narrator acknowledges that their inability to retaliate or seek revenge stems from their inherent goodness. This internal conflict between wanting to respond in kind and maintaining one's integrity is a central theme of the song. The lyrics convey a powerful message about self-respect and the importance of recognizing one's value, even in the face of heartbreak and disappointment.