perdão

Virgingod's song 'perdão' delves into the complexities of fame, personal struggles, and the search for meaning. The lyrics open with a vivid image of a hot January night at 3 AM, setting a tone of introspection and restlessness. The artist apologizes to his fans for not wanting to write, hinting at a creative burnout or a deeper existential crisis. This sentiment is further emphasized by the line, 'A vida é uma loucura,' which translates to 'Life is crazy,' capturing the chaotic nature of his experiences.

The song continues to explore the dichotomy between external success and internal dissatisfaction. Virgingod mentions reaching the entire world but recording everything in a room, symbolizing the isolation that often accompanies fame. Despite his achievements, he feels unfulfilled, as indicated by the lines, 'Procurando a vida inteira / Mas não achei nem um quarto,' meaning 'Searching my whole life / But I didn't find even a quarter.' This search for something more, something meaningful, is a recurring theme throughout the song.

Virgingod also touches on the pressures and pitfalls of his lifestyle. He describes making others' eyes shine while being surrounded by envy, a sentiment captured in the phrase 'olho gordo,' which refers to the evil eye or jealousy. The artist's disdain for routine and his longing for genuine connections are palpable. He expresses a desire to escape, to laugh freely like the character Chaves, and to find solace in his friendships. The song concludes with a plea for his songs to reach the right ears and a wish to never cry again, encapsulating his hope for emotional resilience and artistic impact.