Coisas da Vida

L7NNON's 'Coisas da Vida' is a reflective piece that delves into the complexities of personal relationships and self-awareness. The song begins with the artist acknowledging a past mistake of investing time in someone who didn't deserve it, accepting that the fault was his own. This sets the tone for a narrative of growth and realization, where L7NNON comes to understand the importance of focusing on his own life rather than being consumed by someone else's.

The chorus of the song captures the bittersweet nature of a relationship that has ended but continues to echo in the lives of those involved. The repeated lines 'Não quer me ver nem pintado de ouro' (Doesn't want to see me even if I were painted in gold) and 'Sempre que bebe, me liga' (Always calls me when she drinks) suggest a lingering connection that is rekindled in moments of vulnerability. Despite the apparent desire to move on, there's an acknowledgment that the past relationship still has a hold on both parties, encapsulated in the phrase 'São só coisas da vida' (They're just things of life), which implies a resignation to the unpredictable nature of love and life.

L7NNON's lyrics also touch on themes of jealousy and the desire to maintain control in a relationship. The song speaks to the universal experience of navigating the emotional rollercoaster that comes with intimate connections, highlighting the challenges of letting go and the personal growth that can come from such experiences. The artist's storytelling is grounded in the reality of life's ups and downs, making 'Coisas da Vida' a relatable anthem for anyone who has grappled with the complexities of love.