Eu Vou Tirar Você Desse Lugar

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Love Beyond Prejudice in 'Eu Vou Tirar Você Desse Lugar'

The song 'Eu Vou Tirar Você Desse Lugar', performed by Brazilian singer Odair José, is a romantic ballad that addresses a highly sensitive and controversial theme, especially for the time of its release in the 1970s. The lyrics tell the story of a man who falls in love with a woman working in prostitution and decides, despite all social prejudices, to take her away to live with him.

The song begins by describing the couple's first encounter, where the protagonist is merely seeking a distraction but unexpectedly finds love. As the meetings continue, now driven by longing, the lyrics illustrate the deepening emotions between the man and the woman. The song highlights loneliness and the need for affection as key elements that bring them closer together.

The chorus, 'Eu vou tirar você desse lugar' ('I will take you out of this place') serves as both a declaration of love and a promise of rescue. The protagonist is willing to face societal judgment to be with the one he loves. The song also touches on the woman’s insecurity, as she fears that her past might affect their future together. However, the man reassures her, affirming that true love overcomes adversity and suffering. Although it deals with a delicate and controversial subject, the song reflects real-life situations and sparks discussions about love, prejudice, and redemption.

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  2. Não Se Vá
  3. Tentei Te Esquecer
  4. Boca a Boca
  5. Eu Vou Tirar Você Desse Lugar
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  7. Eu, Você e a Praça
  8. Uma Lágrima
  9. Vou Tirar Você Deste Lugar
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