Simplesmente Sangrar

Trio Bastião Trio Bastião

The Heart's Cage: A Tale of Love and Pain

Trio Bastião's song "Simplesmente Sangrar" delves into the raw and poignant emotions of a heart trapped in a painful love. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a heart that feels caged, unable to fly or sing, symbolizing the loss of freedom and joy due to an unreciprocated or toxic relationship. The metaphor of a 'bichinho engaiolado' (caged little animal) effectively conveys the suffocating nature of this love, where the heart can only cry beside the one it loves but cannot truly live or thrive.

The song further explores the paradox of love and suffering. The line 'Essa mulher não tem coração nesse peito' (This woman has no heart in her chest) suggests a cold and unfeeling partner, making the protagonist question how such a person can love or find joy. The repeated phrase 'A sua vida é simplesmente sangrar' (Your life is simply to bleed) underscores the continuous pain and emotional bleeding that defines the protagonist's existence. This stark imagery highlights the depth of their suffering and the seemingly endless cycle of pain.

In the latter part of the song, there is a shift towards empowerment and self-liberation. The protagonist declares their independence, stating 'Na minha vida ninguém mexe mais' (No one messes with my life anymore) and 'Sozinho muito bem eu sou capaz' (Alone, I am very capable). This marks a turning point where they decide to remove the source of their pain from their heart and move forward with satisfaction and self-assurance. The resolve to not let their life regress signifies a reclaiming of personal power and a commitment to self-love and healing.

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