Não Sou Mais Disso

Zeca Pagodinho's song "Não Sou Mais Disso" is a heartfelt narrative of personal transformation and redemption. The lyrics tell the story of a man who has turned his life around, attributing his positive changes to the influence of a significant other and his renewed faith in Christ. The song opens with the protagonist expressing uncertainty about whether his partner used some form of magic or spell to change him, but he is certain that his life has improved significantly since being with her.

The protagonist describes his past life as one filled with vices and irresponsibility, referring to himself as a "pé de cana" (a heavy drinker) and a "vagabundo" (a bum). However, he has now left these habits behind, increased his faith in Christ, and gained the respect of those around him. This transformation is not just internal but also visible in his daily actions. He now wakes up early to work without complaints and returns home in the evening to spend time with his family, only stopping for a single drink at the bar.

The chorus reinforces his commitment to his new lifestyle, emphasizing that he no longer misses important commitments, wastes nights aimlessly, or betrays his partner. The repetition of these lines underscores the sincerity and permanence of his change. The song beautifully captures the themes of love, faith, and redemption, showing how a supportive relationship and spiritual belief can lead to profound personal growth. Zeca Pagodinho, known for his samba and pagode music, uses his signature style to convey a message that resonates with many who have experienced similar journeys of self-improvement.