Olhas como que através de mim, cada fissura, imperfeição.
Olhas como se eu não estivesse aqui e fazes-me duvidar se tens razão.
É que hoje o estuque caiu e ninguém varreu o chão.

O pano cai, o medo vem, o corpo treme e sente o chão. Por tanto quereres o que não tens a voz é surda atrás da mão.


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    Linda Martini não diz muito mas diz o suficiente!

    absentmindon April 03, 2008   Link
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    Eu diria que esta música fala sobre um amor exausto, de alguém que já é invisível de tão presente. E de um desespero imenso, coisas reprimidas durante demasiado. Fala de uma situação em que o fim já é tão óbvio que a pessoa que mais o teme, mais deseja que não seja verdade, já dúvida de si mesma, já pergunta se não será mesmo o fim.

    Mas esta é só uma opinião.

    bruninacioon July 10, 2010   Link

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