Pra Ser Só Minha Mulher

In the song "Pra Ser Só Minha Mulher," Roberto Carlos delves into the complexities of love, portraying it as both a source of immense joy and profound suffering. The lyrics describe a love that is all-consuming, dragging the singer through emotional highs and lows. This love is depicted as something that both torments and revitalizes him, suggesting a relationship that is intense and multifaceted. The metaphor of love as a force that 'drags' and 'wears out' the singer, yet also 'returns life' to him, captures the dual nature of passionate relationships.

Roberto Carlos uses vivid imagery to convey the wild and untamed nature of this love. He refers to it as a 'bandit' and 'wild,' indicating that it is unpredictable and uncontrollable. Despite the pain and chaos it brings, this love also offers truths and dreams that the singer cherishes. The line 'But, only brings me truths that age cannot give' suggests that the experiences and lessons from this love are invaluable and irreplaceable. The singer's plea for his lover to 'open your arms to guard me' and 'squeeze my hand' signifies a deep yearning for emotional security and connection.

The song also touches on themes of vulnerability and trust. The singer is willing to 'surrender completely,' indicating a readiness to embrace the relationship fully, despite its challenges. The repeated refrain of 'this path is the solution to take you if you want, to be just my woman' underscores a desire for mutual commitment and exclusivity. Roberto Carlos's emotive delivery and the poetic nature of the lyrics make this song a poignant exploration of the tumultuous yet beautiful journey of love.