Duvidava

T-Rex's song 'Duvidava' is a powerful narrative of self-belief and overcoming adversity. The repeated phrase 'duvidava' (which means 'I doubted' in Portuguese) serves as a mantra, reflecting the artist's initial skepticism and the challenges he faced. The song opens with a reference to light, symbolizing enlightenment or success, which attracts enemies and doubters. This light, initially deemed not meant for him, becomes a source of faith and strength, guiding him through his journey.

The lyrics delve into T-Rex's transformation from doubt to confidence. He describes his current attitude as 'boss,' dismissing those who mock him and asserting his dominance. The reference to Norse mythology and his 'gun' being a 'pop star' suggests a blend of power and fame, while his 'locs like Bob' (likely referring to Bob Marley) and 'building like Bob' (possibly Bob the Builder) indicate a blend of cultural influences and a focus on creation and growth. The song also addresses his haters, acknowledging their presence but remaining unfazed, as he is 'condemned to the elite' and destined for success.

T-Rex's lyrics also touch on the socio-economic struggles he faces, particularly in Portugal, where he feels marginalized. Despite these challenges, he remains focused on his goals, aiming for financial success and recognition. The song's closing lines emphasize the duality of light and shadow, suggesting that with success comes opposition, but T-Rex remains resilient, driven by faith and determination.

'Whoof' and 'Memo para os meus haters' are interjections that add a raw, unfiltered quality to the song, emphasizing T-Rex's authenticity and unyielding spirit. The song is a testament to his journey from doubt to self-assuredness, highlighting the importance of faith, resilience, and the pursuit of one's dreams despite obstacles.