Sarah

In 'Sarah,' Teto delves into the duality of success and the personal struggles that accompany it. The song opens with a declaration of triumph, where Teto acknowledges the role of his focus and talent in overcoming challenges. He expresses gratitude to those who believed in him and reflects on his current success, symbolized by the phrase 'Eu venci a fera' (I defeated the beast). This metaphorical 'beast' represents the obstacles and adversities he has faced and conquered on his journey.

As the song progresses, Teto shifts to a more introspective tone, revealing the mental and emotional toll of his lifestyle. He speaks of using marijuana ('kush') as a means to relax and escape the pressures of life. The lyrics 'Perdido nessa vida, minha mente não funcionou' (Lost in this life, my mind didn't work) highlight his sense of disorientation and the need for a mental escape. This part of the song underscores the theme of seeking solace and clarity amidst chaos.

The chorus reiterates his victory over the 'beast,' but the verses reveal a deeper struggle with identity and purpose. Teto's mention of 'Sarah' and the plea to bring his 'arma' (weapon) if his mind returns, suggests a battle with inner demons and the need for protection. The song concludes with a reflection on the transient nature of life and material possessions, emphasizing the importance of living in the moment and finding peace through personal rituals, such as smoking marijuana. 'Sarah' is a raw and honest portrayal of Teto's journey, blending themes of success, mental health, and the search for inner peace.