Agora Não Dá Mais

Muryell e Rafael Muryell e Rafael

Moving On from Unrequited Love

The song "Agora Não Dá Mais" by Muryell e Rafael delves into the emotional journey of unrequited love and the subsequent decision to move on. The lyrics express the narrator's deep feelings and efforts to make a romantic relationship work, despite facing rejection and emotional pain. The repeated attempts to connect with the beloved, who remains indifferent, highlight the struggle and heartache of loving someone who does not reciprocate those feelings.

In the song, the narrator reflects on the past, acknowledging the pain and suffering endured while trying to win over the beloved. The imagery of being an "angel" and "protector" for the beloved underscores the depth of the narrator's devotion and the idealization of the beloved as the "most beautiful flower" and "the most beautiful angel God created." However, the realization that the beloved has "stepped on the ball" and "snubbed" the narrator leads to a turning point.

The chorus marks a decisive shift in the narrator's mindset, as they resolve to seek a new love, one that is genuine and devoid of past disappointments. The desire for "a love without longing" and "a love of truth" signifies a hopeful outlook towards finding a fulfilling and mutual relationship. This transition from heartache to hope is a universal theme, resonating with anyone who has experienced the pain of unrequited love and the courage it takes to move forward.

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  1. Dói Cotovelo
  2. Sozinho Na Noite
  3. Hoje Eu Sei o Que É Amor
  4. Agora Não Dá Mais
  5. O Amor Que Eu Sempre Quis Ter
  6. Mel Na Minha Boca
  7. Lance Dos Amantes (part. Eduardo Costa)
  8. Os Versos e Os Corações
  9. Não Brinque de Amor Comigo
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