Procuro Olvidarte

Simone Simone

The Heartache of Letting Go

The song "Procuro Olvidarte" by Simone is a poignant ballad that delves into the emotional turmoil of trying to forget a past love. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone who is desperately attempting to move on from a relationship that has ended, but finds themselves haunted by memories and unable to fully let go. The metaphor of following 'the route of a wounded bird' suggests a painful and difficult journey, one that is aimless and burdened by hurt.

The protagonist of the song engages in various activities, both physical and emotional, to distract themselves and exhaust their body and mind, hoping that fatigue will bring forgetfulness. However, the quiet of the night brings the realization that the longing for the lost love is still strong. The repeated attempts to forget are contrasted with the stark reality that the heart cannot be commanded to stop feeling. The mention of 'our house so alone and silent' underscores the sense of loss and emptiness that fills the space once shared with a partner.

Simone's interpretation of the song is likely to resonate with anyone who has experienced the end of a significant relationship. The struggle between the desire to move on and the persistent presence of the past is a universal theme. The song captures the essence of heartbreak and the arduous process of healing, acknowledging that sometimes the heart holds on, even when the mind wants to forget.

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  3. Morena
  4. Certas Coisas
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  8. El Que No Llora No Ama (Me Ama Mô)
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