Você Sabe

Pablo's song 'Você Sabe' delves into the complexities of unspoken love and the emotional weight it carries. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person deeply in love, whose thoughts and feelings are consumed by the presence of their beloved. The song begins with a metaphor comparing a drink that starts light but becomes heavy by the end of the night, mirroring how the protagonist's thoughts start free but eventually become fixated on their love interest. This sets the tone for the emotional journey that unfolds throughout the song.

The imagery in the lyrics is rich and evocative, as the protagonist sees their beloved in everything around them—flowers, colors, animals, and people. This omnipresence of the loved one in the protagonist's life highlights the depth of their feelings. The line 'Vejo seu rosto no lugar de São Jorge na lua' (I see your face in place of Saint George on the moon) is particularly striking, suggesting that the beloved's image is so powerful that it replaces even iconic symbols in the protagonist's mind.

The chorus emphasizes the futility of verbalizing love when it is already so evident. The phrase 'Pra que dizer que eu te amo se você sabe' (Why say I love you if you already know) underscores the idea that words are insufficient to capture the magnitude of the protagonist's emotions. The song also touches on the fear of unrequited love, with the plea to 'apague a luz e peça pra esquecer' (turn off the light and ask to forget) if the feelings are not reciprocated. This adds a layer of vulnerability and longing, making 'Você Sabe' a poignant exploration of love's unspoken depths.