Mettrow Selebé E Eu (Aúdio Oficial)(256k)

In "Mettrow Selebé E Eu," Mettrow delves into the profound themes of memory, loss, and identity. The song opens with a poignant reflection on how the artist's identity is intertwined with someone significant from his past, suggesting a deep connection that transcends time. The repeated line "Vão todos se lembrar dele quando olharem pra mim" ("They will all remember him when they look at me") highlights the enduring impact of this person on Mettrow's life, suggesting that their legacy lives on through him.

The lyrics reveal a personal struggle with grief and the weight of memories. Mettrow expresses how the absence of this person is a heavy burden, as seen in the lines "Memórias Aki não morrem não consigo dormir" ("Memories here don't die, I can't sleep") and "Saber que já não estás vivo é bué pesado pra mim" ("Knowing you're no longer alive is very heavy for me"). These lines convey a sense of insomnia and emotional turmoil, illustrating how the past continues to haunt the present. The mention of "lean," a reference to a drug often used to numb pain, underscores the depth of his struggle and the lengths he might go to escape his feelings.

Mettrow also explores themes of guilt and existential questioning. The line "Eu vivo culpado num banco de réu" ("I live guilty on a defendant's bench") suggests a feeling of being judged or condemned, possibly by himself, for the choices he has made. This introspection is further emphasized by the admission of turning to atheism as a result of his problems, indicating a crisis of faith and identity. Through these lyrics, Mettrow paints a vivid picture of a young artist grappling with the complexities of loss, memory, and self-discovery, inviting listeners to reflect on their own experiences with these universal themes.