Confessionário

In 'Confessionário,' LW (Maicon Küster) delves into the complexities of his inner world, grappling with demons, addiction, and the quest for meaning. The song opens with a stark portrayal of his struggles, where drugs serve as both a source of calm and a destructive force. This duality sets the tone for the rest of the lyrics, highlighting the constant battle between self-destruction and the desire for peace and success.

LW reflects on his journey, marked by moments of feeling futile and moments of genius. He distances himself from his past, symbolized by the line 'Sempre longe do pó / Porque do pó voltarei,' indicating a desire to rise above his circumstances. Despite the skepticism and judgment from others, he remains determined to prove his worth and achieve his goals. The lyrics convey a sense of isolation and insecurity, yet also a relentless drive to succeed and not be forgotten.

The song also touches on themes of societal expectations and the pressure to conform. LW rejects the notion of living a mediocre life, expressing a desire for material success and recognition. He envisions a future where he can provide for his family and escape the confines of a harsh world. The repeated lines 'Não que eu ligue, mas não quero ser em vão' emphasize his fear of insignificance and the need to leave a lasting impact. Ultimately, 'Confessionário' is a raw and introspective exploration of LW's struggles, ambitions, and the relentless pursuit of meaning in a world that often feels indifferent.