Odisseia

Lucas Inutilismo, also known as LVCAS, delves deep into the human psyche with his song 'Odisseia.' The lyrics paint a vivid picture of an individual grappling with their inner turmoil and the quest for self-identity. The opening lines, 'Tentando me achar na minha mente perdida / Medos sem sentido, nenhuma saída,' set the stage for a journey through a labyrinth of fears and uncertainties. The metaphor of a never-ending odyssey underscores the feeling of being stuck in a perpetual state of self-exploration, where answers seem elusive.

The recurring imagery of being 'perdido em meio às ondas do meu próprio eu' (lost amidst the waves of my own self) and the internal voices screaming 'Fodeu' (a colloquial term expressing a sense of being screwed) highlight the chaos and confusion within. This internal struggle is further emphasized by the lines 'Essas buscas irrelevantes consomem seu brilho / E te mantêm preso no chão,' suggesting that futile searches for meaning can dim one's inner light and keep them grounded in despair. The song encourages a shift in perspective, urging the listener to let go of these fruitless pursuits and embrace the opportunities that life presents.

'Odisseia' also touches on the theme of time and its relentless passage, as seen in 'Você nem percebeu e já é tarde demais / E nem com todo o tempo do mundo seria capaz.' This reflects the anxiety of realizing that time is slipping away, and the fear that one might never fully understand themselves. The repeated refrain of being lost and the desire to move forward ('Eu não quero viver a andar pra trás') encapsulate the universal struggle of wanting to break free from the past and find a clear path ahead. Through its raw and introspective lyrics, 'Odisseia' resonates with anyone who has ever felt adrift in the sea of their own thoughts and emotions.