Dono do Tempo

Amanda Loyola's song 'Dono do Tempo' delves into the complexities of time and relationships. The lyrics poignantly question the allocation of time within a relationship, asking whether the singer is a priority or merely an afterthought. The opening lines, '24 horas tem o dia / Quanto tempo que você tem para mim?' set the stage for this introspective journey, highlighting the universal struggle of feeling undervalued and neglected by a loved one. This sentiment is further emphasized by the rhetorical question, 'Ou sou apenas o tempinho que sobrou?' which translates to 'Or am I just the leftover time?'

The song also touches on the theme of nostalgia and longing. The lines 'Que saudade que eu tenho / De escutar a sua voz' and 'Daquele nosso momento a sós' express a deep yearning for past moments of intimacy and connection. This sense of loss is palpable, as the singer reminisces about a time when their relationship was more fulfilling. The imagery of being 'no mesmo lugar que você me perdeu'—'in the same place where you lost me'—evokes a sense of stagnation and emotional abandonment.

In the concluding lines, Amanda Loyola introduces a powerful metaphor: 'Eu sou dono do tempo e te dou tempo / Para gente conversar.' Here, the singer claims to be the 'owner of time,' offering it generously to mend the fractured relationship. This metaphor serves as a poignant reminder that time, when given willingly and thoughtfully, can heal wounds and rekindle connections. The song ultimately underscores the importance of prioritizing loved ones and the transformative power of time spent together.