Folha Seca (feat. Amado Batista)

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The Bittersweet Tale of Transient Love in 'Folha Seca'

The song 'Folha Seca (feat. Amado Batista)' by Simone e Simaria tells a poignant story of transient love and betrayal. The lyrics unfold the narrative of a man who opens his home and heart to a woman in need, only to be left heartbroken when she reveals her true intentions. The song's title, 'Folha Seca,' which translates to 'Dry Leaf,' is a metaphor for the woman's fleeting presence in the man's life, as she drifts away with the same ease as a dry leaf carried by the wind.

The narrative begins with the man recalling the day the woman arrived, her face marked by the sun, seeking shelter and comfort. Moved by her tears, he offers her a place to stay. As time passes, they share her past adventures, and without prejudice, he accepts her, leading to marriage. However, the relationship is built on a foundation of deceit, as the woman later confesses she never loved him and stayed only for the security he provided. This revelation shatters the man's illusion of love, highlighting the theme of deception and the pain of unrequited love.

The song concludes with the woman's departure, leaving the man alone and reflecting on the ephemeral nature of their relationship. The imagery of the dry leaf is powerful, symbolizing the woman's lack of roots and commitment, and the man's realization that he was mistaken in believing he truly had a partner. The song captures the essence of a love that was never meant to last, and the emotional turmoil that follows when one's affections are not reciprocated.

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