Depois do Fim

Kizua Gourgel's song 'Depois do Fim' delves into the emotional turmoil and complexities that follow the end of a romantic relationship. The lyrics capture a poignant conversation between two former lovers as they grapple with the reality of their breakup. The song opens with the protagonist coming to collect their belongings, a symbolic act that signifies the finality of the relationship. Despite the breakup, there is a lingering hope for maintaining a friendship, reflecting the deep bond they once shared. However, the protagonist acknowledges the pain and difficulty of seeing their ex-lover without being able to touch them, highlighting the struggle of moving on.

The chorus reveals the disbelief and confusion that often accompany the end of a significant relationship. The protagonist questions the feasibility of remaining friends, given the depth of their past connection and the promises they made to each other. This internal conflict is further emphasized by the repeated plea to 'stop and think' about the situation, suggesting that the breakup might not be the best solution. The lyrics also touch on the idea that their love could honor their friendship, but the protagonist is skeptical about this possibility, indicating a sense of betrayal and disillusionment.

As the song progresses, the protagonist expresses frustration and resignation. They reflect on how their partner has changed, no longer recognizing them as the person they once loved. This transformation is described as 'complex,' adding to the emotional weight of the breakup. The repeated assertion that 'everything is over' underscores the finality of the situation, yet there is a lingering sense of unresolved feelings and unfulfilled promises. The song concludes with a mix of disbelief and acceptance, encapsulating the bittersweet nature of moving on from a deep and meaningful relationship.