Sozinha

Sandra de Sá's song 'Sozinha' delves into the emotional turmoil of feeling neglected and unappreciated in a romantic relationship. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a woman who spends her nights contemplating her relationship, feeling a profound sense of loneliness despite being in love. The opening lines, 'As vezes no silêncio da noite / Eu fico imaginando nós dois,' set the stage for a narrative filled with longing and introspection. She dreams of a time when their connection was stronger, juxtaposing the past, present, and future in her mind.

The recurring question, 'Por que você me deixa tão solta?' reveals her frustration with her partner's emotional distance. She doesn't want to control him but craves the affection and attention that she feels is lacking. This sentiment is further emphasized when she sings, 'Eu tenho meus desejos e planos / Secretos! / Só abro pra você mais ninguém,' indicating that she has deep, personal dreams and desires that she wishes to share exclusively with him. Her vulnerability is palpable, as she fears being forgotten and replaced, 'E se eu me interessar por alguém? / E se ele de repente me ganha?'

The chorus underscores the core message of the song: genuine love involves care and attention. 'Quando a gente gosta / É claro que a gente cuida,' she asserts, highlighting the discrepancy between her partner's words and actions. The repeated line, 'Fala que me ama / Só que é da boca pra fora,' suggests that his declarations of love feel insincere, leaving her questioning his maturity and commitment. The song poignantly captures the pain of unreciprocated love and the yearning for a deeper, more meaningful connection.