Ai, Amor

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The Longing of Unrequited Love in 'Ai, Amor'

The song 'Ai, Amor' by the Brazilian duo ANAVITÓRIA is a poignant ballad that delves into the feelings of longing and heartache associated with unrequited love. The lyrics express a deep yearning for a loved one who has departed, leaving behind a trail of memories and unanswered questions. The repeated calls of 'Ei' (Hey) at the beginning of the verses suggest an attempt to capture the attention of the absent lover, highlighting the singer's desire for communication and connection.

The chorus, 'Ai, amor' (Oh, love), is a lament, questioning whether the estranged lover shares the pain of separation. The singer wonders if the other person is attempting to heal their 'tired heart' with someone who cannot truly mend it. This reflects the hope that the bond they once shared was unique and irreplaceable. The anticipation of the lover's return, expressed through the imagery of them 'crossing the door,' conveys a mix of hope and despair, as the singer is caught between the reality of their absence and the fantasy of their return.

The bridge of the song introduces a metaphor of 'degradê' (gradient), possibly symbolizing the fading of emotions or the transition from one state of being to another. The absence of a schedule for return ('Sem hora pra voltar') and the lack of direction in the lover's escape ('Sem rota pra tua fuga') suggest a sense of timelessness and aimlessness in the singer's wait. The repeated plea for the lover to 'color' their world again emphasizes the dullness and monotony that has set in since their departure.

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