Vivendo Um Drama

Ohaind's 'Vivendo Um Drama' is a raw and introspective exploration of personal struggles and the desire for escape. The song delves into themes of substance abuse, emotional turmoil, and the quest for a better life. The repeated lines about codeine and oxycodone highlight the artist's battle with addiction, using these substances as a means to cope with pain and forget his troubles. The phrase 'eu tô flutuando' (I'm floating) metaphorically represents the temporary relief and detachment from reality that these drugs provide.

The chorus, 'Acho que eu tô vivendo um drama' (I think I'm living a drama), encapsulates the artist's realization of his chaotic life. Despite the darkness, there's a glimmer of hope as he acknowledges the support of his friends ('Tenho meus manos sempre comigo'). This sense of camaraderie serves as a lifeline, suggesting that while he is engulfed in his struggles, he is not entirely alone. The desire to 'fazer isso virar' (make this turn around) indicates a yearning for change and a better future.

In the latter part of the song, Ohaind expresses a strong desire to distance himself from negative influences and environments. He dreams of leaving Brazil and escaping the things that have caused him harm, such as drugs, toxic relationships, and illegal activities. This longing for a fresh start is a powerful statement about the need for self-preservation and the pursuit of a healthier, more fulfilling life. The repetition of 'não quero temer' (I don't want to fear) underscores his determination to overcome his fears and break free from his current circumstances.