Me Deixe Viver

Kell Smith's song 'Me Deixe Viver' is a heartfelt plea for personal freedom and self-discovery. The lyrics convey a deep sense of introspection and the ongoing process of understanding oneself. The repeated line 'Me deixe viver' (Let me live) underscores the artist's desire to experience life on her own terms, without external judgments or constraints. This sentiment is particularly poignant in the lines 'Sou obra viva inteira em processo / Não me conclua não' (I am a living work in progress / Do not conclude me), which highlight the idea that personal growth is a continuous journey rather than a final destination.

The song also touches on the theme of time and the illusion of control. Smith sings about the futility of trying to control time, preferring instead to focus on the direction of her life. This is evident in the lines 'Já que eu não tenho controle do tempo / Prefiro a direção' (Since I have no control over time / I prefer the direction). This perspective encourages listeners to embrace the present moment and the experiences that come with it, rather than getting caught up in the rush of life.

Additionally, 'Me Deixe Viver' reflects on the importance of learning from one's mistakes. The artist acknowledges her imperfections and the lessons they bring, as seen in 'Eu tenho aprendido com meus erros / Por eles posso te pedir perdão' (I have learned from my mistakes / For them, I can ask for your forgiveness). This humility and willingness to grow further emphasize the song's message of self-acceptance and the value of personal evolution. Through its introspective lyrics and emotive delivery, 'Me Deixe Viver' resonates as a powerful anthem for anyone navigating the complexities of life and seeking to live authentically.