JUST A MAN, JUST A WOMAN
Unveiling the Inner Struggles: Embracing Individuality Amid Chaos
Lyrics
Shine like diamonds
Encouragement to shine brightly, comparing the brilliance to diamonds.
Roar like lions
Encouragement to be bold and powerful, likened to the roaring of lions.
Rise like the sun
Encouragement to rise and emerge, similar to the sun ascending.
Ego blowout
Suggests a release or reduction of ego, letting go of self-importance.
No room for doubt
Expresses certainty and confidence without any room for hesitation or skepticism.
Be rare, Stand out
Encouragement to be unique and distinctive, standing out from the crowd.
Panic in my heart
Describes a feeling of intense anxiety or fear in the speaker's heart.
Just a man, just a man
Acknowledges the speaker as just a man, emphasizing vulnerability or humility.
Don’t know where to start
Expresses uncertainty and confusion about where to begin or what to do.
Just a man, just a man
Reiterates the vulnerability of being just a man, possibly seeking guidance.
What do you want me to do?
Presents a direct question, asking for guidance or instructions.
A ti darei
In Portuguese, "A ti darei" translates to "To you, I will give," suggesting a willingness to give something.
Somente o que
In Portuguese, "Somente o que eu editei" means "Only what I edited," hinting at selective sharing or presentation.
eu editei
Continuation of the theme of selective sharing, emphasizing personal control over information.
Aqui não há
States that there is no space for something in this context, possibly negativity or imperfection.
espaço para
Continues the idea that there is no room for certain aspects, reinforcing a curated image.
O meu pior
Suggests a lack of tolerance for the speaker's worst qualities or behaviors.
Panic in my heart
Repeats the panic in the heart, now associated with a woman, possibly indicating shared emotions or experiences.
Just a woman, just a woman
Acknowledges the vulnerability of being just a woman, similar to the earlier mention of being just a man.
Don’t know where to start
Expresses uncertainty and confusion in a woman's perspective, mirroring the earlier lines of the man.
Just a woman, just a woman
Reiterates the vulnerability of being just a woman, seeking understanding or guidance.
What do you want me to do?
Presents a direct question in the woman's perspective, echoing the earlier question posed by the man.
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