Bilhetes

Tiago Iorc's song 'Bilhetes' delves deep into the themes of pain, resilience, and the cyclical nature of life. The lyrics open with a powerful metaphor, comparing emotional pain to a gunshot wound, highlighting the intensity of the hurt experienced. This pain is not just from actions taken but also from inactions, emphasizing the weight of regret and missed opportunities. The artist expresses a deep sense of vulnerability, feeling the physical manifestation of emotional turmoil, which steals away the joy of new beginnings.

As the song progresses, Iorc touches on the pervasive nature of fear and its ability to paralyze and prevent genuine emotional experiences. Despite these challenges, there is a yearning to love fully and to be the best version of oneself. The repeated phrase 'Seja o que for, venha o que vier' (Whatever it is, come what may) serves as a mantra of acceptance and readiness to face whatever life throws, underscoring a resilient spirit.

The chorus brings a sense of hope and renewal, suggesting that after every storm, there is an opportunity to start anew. The idea that 'Nenhuma dor é pouca' (No pain is small) and that every mistake is a learning experience speaks to the inevitability of suffering but also to the growth that comes from it. The song concludes with a message of love and perseverance, encapsulated in the metaphor of writing a note to oneself to 'Ame tudo que puder' (Love all you can). This reinforces the idea that love and resilience are intertwined, and that every end is a chance for a new beginning.