Para de Mentir (part. Chris MC e WIU)

Oruam's song 'Para de Mentir' delves into the complexities of a relationship marred by deceit and the subsequent emotional turmoil. The lyrics portray a dialogue between two individuals where one accuses the other of lying, while also admitting their own faults. The repetition of the phrase 'Para de mentir olhando na minha cara' (Stop lying looking at my face) suggests a confrontation where one partner is tired of the other's dishonesty. The walls of the house, metaphorically, have become the silent witnesses to the secrets and lies that have been hidden within the relationship.

The song also touches on the theme of self-deception and the lengths one might go to protect someone else's feelings, or perhaps their own ego. The narrator admits to lying to boost the other person's ego, questioning whether this makes them foolish. This internal conflict highlights the struggle between maintaining one's integrity and the desire to keep the peace in a relationship. The transformation of the couple from friends to enemies, as mentioned in the lyrics, underscores the destructive power of lies.

Oruam's narrative is further complicated by the acknowledgment of past mistakes and the yearning for forgiveness. The lines 'Eu menti pra parecer melhor' (I lied to seem better) and 'Que bom que cê me perdoou' (Good that you forgave me) reflect a hope for redemption and the importance of honesty in rebuilding trust. The song's emotional depth is amplified by the realization that the absence of truth has driven a wedge between the couple, leaving them with the remnants of what once was a loving relationship.