Em Parte

Marcos Almeida's song 'Em Parte' delves into the human experience of feeling incomplete and the yearning for wholeness. The lyrics express a profound desire to move beyond partiality and fragmentation towards a state of completeness. Almeida sings about having only a part of himself and longing for the entirety, both in a personal and spiritual sense. This quest for completeness is not just about self-fulfillment but also about finding a deeper connection with life and spirituality, as he mentions wanting 'the life entire in you,' suggesting a divine or higher power as the source of this completeness.

The song also touches on the process of self-discovery and transformation. Almeida acknowledges his current state of being 'incomplete, imperfect,' and expresses a hope that through his journey, he will eventually become 'discovered, known to myself and a remade world.' This reflects a universal human experience of growth and self-improvement, where the journey itself is as significant as the destination. The lyrics suggest that this transformation is ongoing and that perfection is a goal to strive for, even if it is never fully attainable.

In the latter part of the song, Almeida speaks to a divine presence, asking for help in becoming whole. He seeks to be 'received' and 'collected' by God, to bring peace to his actions and make him a 'whole friend of myself.' This plea for divine intervention highlights the spiritual dimension of his quest for completeness. The song beautifully captures the tension between human imperfection and the aspiration for a perfect, fulfilled life, making it a deeply relatable and introspective piece.