Um Messias Indeciso

Raul Seixas Raul Seixas

The Reluctant Messiah: A Journey of Self-Discovery

Raul Seixas' song "Um Messias Indeciso" tells the story of an ordinary man who becomes a reluctant messiah. The lyrics begin by describing a man who grows up like any other, playing soccer barefoot and developing a strong faith. However, he feels a strange sense of having lived before in distant worlds, which leads him to believe in himself and gain wisdom. As he becomes wiser, people start to see him as a divine figure, asking him for miracles and calling him God.

The song delves into the illusions and secrets that come with such a role. Despite the man's wisdom, he remains humble and continues his chosen task. When the crowd gathers around him, seeking the secret of life, he simply tells them that destiny is something one creates for oneself. This message of self-empowerment and personal responsibility confuses the people, who follow him even more fervently. Overwhelmed by their devotion, the man retreats to the forest to seek guidance from God.

In the solitude of the forest, he hears his own voice telling him to follow his own path to true happiness. This revelation is heard across the land, but the man never wanted to be worshipped. The song concludes with a reflection on the illusions and secrets that surround the concept of a messiah. Raul Seixas uses this narrative to explore themes of self-discovery, the burden of expectations, and the importance of following one's own path.

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