Eu Quero

In 'Eu Quero,' Sérgio Bittencourt delves into the intricate and often contradictory nature of love and life. The song opens with a plea for love and connection, expressing a desire for mutual dependence and understanding. Bittencourt's lyrics, 'Eu quero que você me ame / Que você me chame quando precisar,' highlight the need for emotional support and the comfort of knowing someone is there when needed. This sets the stage for a relationship built on trust and mutual reliance.

As the song progresses, Bittencourt explores the theme of freedom within the confines of a relationship. He sings about the ability to leave without a set return time, 'Eu quero saber ir embora / Sem ter dia e hora pra poder voltar,' suggesting a need for personal space and independence. This duality of wanting both closeness and freedom reflects the complexities of modern relationships, where individuals seek to balance personal growth with shared experiences.

The lyrics also touch on the inevitability of mistakes and the importance of forgiveness. Bittencourt acknowledges human fallibility with lines like 'Eu quero ter a vida inteira / Pra fazer besteira e você perdoar,' emphasizing that love involves accepting and forgiving each other's flaws. The song's candid admission of imperfection, 'Eu quero que você se dane / E mesmo que eu te engane / É assim que eu sei te amar,' underscores a raw and honest portrayal of love, where imperfections are part of the journey. This authenticity resonates deeply, making 'Eu Quero' a poignant reflection on the realities of love and life.