The Dawn of Uncertainty: A Reflection on Love and Departure

The song 'Amanhã' by Os Quatro e Meia delves into the emotional turmoil of a relationship on the brink of separation. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a couple facing the inevitable moment of parting ways, yet clinging to the hope of staying together just a little longer. The repeated plea, 'vais pedir que eu não vá' (you will ask me not to go), underscores the reluctance to face the morning and the reality it brings. This sentiment is further emphasized by the line 'E eu, por mim, não ia já' (And I, for myself, wouldn't go yet), highlighting the desire to prolong the night and the intimacy it holds.

The chorus, 'Eu quero ver, eu quero ver, quando o Sol aparecer' (I want to see, I want to see, when the Sun appears), reflects the uncertainty and fear of what the new day will bring. The sun, a metaphor for the harsh light of reality, contrasts with the comforting darkness of the night. The phrase 'Com que lata eu vou daqui, depois de ti' (With what face will I leave here, after you) suggests a sense of shame or regret, as if the speaker is unsure how to face the world after this significant emotional experience.

The song also touches on the theme of memory and the lasting impact of the relationship. The lines 'Se amanhã de manhã, de nós dois só restar, esta noite pra lembrar' (If tomorrow morning, of us two, only this night remains to remember) and 'Guarda em ti a minha voz, e eu faço uma letra sobre nós' (Keep my voice in you, and I'll write a song about us) indicate a desire to immortalize the moment and the emotions shared. This poignant reflection on love, loss, and the passage of time resonates deeply, capturing the bittersweet essence of a fleeting yet profound connection.

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  1. Na Escola
  2. Canção do Metro
  3. Amanhã
  4. P'ra Frente É Que É Lisboa
  5. Coisas Tão Bonitas
  6. Guarda a Tua Alma
  7. Mulher D'Armas
  8. Baile de São Simão
  9. A Terra Gira
  10. Pontos Nos Is
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