Perto do fim

Tizedylson's song 'Perto do fim' delves deep into the emotional turmoil and existential crisis of an individual grappling with feelings of despair and hopelessness. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone sitting alone, reflecting on the end, and feeling overwhelmed by thoughts that render them weak and useless. This introspective journey is marked by a sense of martyrdom and self-inflicted suffering, as the protagonist questions why they are not yet dead, highlighting the depth of their anguish.

The repeated plea for divine intervention, 'Isso não muda ferida não cura alguém que me acuda Deus,' underscores the desperation and the search for relief from the emotional pain. The chorus, with its yearning for things to be 'fácil pra mim, fácil pra ti,' reflects a desire for ease and change, not just for the self but also for others, indicating a shared struggle and a hope for mutual healing. This duality of personal and collective suffering adds a layer of complexity to the song, making it relatable to anyone who has experienced similar feelings of despair.

The song also touches on the battle between good and evil, with references to angels and demons, symbolizing the internal conflict and the struggle to find peace. The protagonist's paranoia and feelings of being lost within their own mind further emphasize the mental and emotional chaos they are experiencing. The closing lines, 'Acho que eu estou perto do fim,' suggest a resignation to their fate, yet the repeated calls for change and ease hint at a lingering hope for salvation. Tizedylson's raw and honest portrayal of these emotions makes 'Perto do fim' a powerful and poignant exploration of human vulnerability and the quest for solace.