Sozinho

Lucas e Orelha's song "Sozinho" delves into the emotional turmoil of unrequited love and the loneliness that accompanies it. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person who feels abandoned and neglected by their partner. The song opens with the protagonist reflecting on their relationship during the quiet moments of the night, imagining a time when they were together and happy. This sets the stage for the central theme of the song: the pain of feeling alone even when in a relationship.

The chorus questions why the partner leaves the protagonist feeling so loose and unattached, highlighting a sense of emotional neglect. The protagonist expresses a desire for affection and closeness, emphasizing that they do not want to control their partner but simply crave the warmth of their touch. This sentiment is further explored as the protagonist reveals their secret desires and plans, which they are willing to share only with their partner, indicating a deep level of trust and intimacy that is not being reciprocated.

As the song progresses, the protagonist's frustration grows. They question why their partner forgets about them and disappears, and they worry about the possibility of finding someone else who might fulfill their emotional needs. The repeated lines, "Quando a gente gosta, é claro que a gente cuida" (When we like someone, it's clear that we take care of them), underscore the protagonist's belief that true love involves care and attention. The song ends with a poignant plea, asking where the partner is now, encapsulating the deep sense of loneliness and longing that permeates the entire song.