Pior Parte

Simone Mendes' song 'Pior Parte' delves into the emotional turmoil of being caught between two relationships and the guilt that comes with it. The lyrics express the protagonist's internal conflict and realization that their actions are not only harmful to themselves but also unfair to the other person involved. The song opens with an acknowledgment of the situation's toxicity and the protagonist's awareness that they are jeopardizing someone else's future by continuing a relationship that shouldn't be.

As the song progresses, the protagonist reflects on the potential happiness of the other person, imagining them finding someone new in a serendipitous encounter at a bar. This thought process leads to the decision to no longer hold on to the relationship. The repeated lines 'O erro não tá em você' (The mistake is not in you) and 'Eu que ainda sou de outra pessoa' (I still belong to someone else) highlight the protagonist's sense of responsibility and the realization that they are not fully committed due to lingering feelings for another.

The chorus emphasizes the shared blame, with part of it falling on 'her' for reaching out and reigniting past emotions, and the 'worst part' being the protagonist's inability to resist. This struggle with temptation and accountability is a poignant theme, as the protagonist grapples with the consequences of their actions and the pain of having to let go for everyone's sake.