Mahafulana

Repetition of "Mavoko henlha," possibly indicating a sense of stagnation or monotony.

Mavoko henlha

Mavoko henlha

Mavoko henlha

Mavoko henlha

Mavoko henlha

Repetition of "Mavoko," emphasizing a state or place.

Expression of acknowledgment or agreement.

Reflection on being away from home, missing family, and acknowledging personal challenges.

It has been too long

I thought I would stand strong

On my own, but I,

Been longing for the day I come home

To find you

Complaining about how

Messy my room is...

Well that's one of the things I do miss

Struggling to find inner peace despite personal challenges.

Admitting that life is challenging and following parental footsteps to learn how to navigate difficulties.

My life is also a mess

I'm following your steps

To learn how to fix

Reference to a personal struggle or journey.

Describing the ups and downs of life, family expectations, and the challenges of pursuing a passion (music).

And I barely see the jokes coming

Some days have been sunny

And I get to know who is around me

Papa is still bugging me cause the music don't bring no money

And I don't blame him, you'd probably do the same

In fear that I'm prone to make my cousins' mistakes

And you prayed for him to Change so hard the walls won't shake

But I'm here to say some things are never goin' change

Reflecting on faith and expressing skepticism about organized religion.

Not all faith is lost

Apart from the fact that I'm away from god

I'm aware it's odd

Admitting personal doubts about religious beliefs.

When my biggest fear right here is that I believe in a fraud

Describing public perception, fame, and the realization that fame might be deceiving.

See me on TV and scream "Tá ali tio Zezinho"

They see me like I see you

Or probably not cause deep down I know that fame is a facade

Expressing struggles and emotions, including tears and longing for approval.

Five years later and I'm still in this route

Five years later and I'm still in this house

And my tears say everything I can't

Referencing the desire for parental approval, especially from the mother, during performances.

Mana Suzana told me you'd be proud

Of everything I'm doing right now

Every song I perform I see you in the crowd

Cheering for me and singing my lyrics

Out loud

Expressing wishes and regrets regarding relationships, honesty, and self-improvement.

I wish I could've just listened

I wish daddy wasn't distant

I wish, I wish…

I wish I did tell you bye

I wish I didn't tell you lies

I wish I was, a better son to your eyes

By the time you were alive

I wish I was not…

Reflecting on naivety, regrets, and appreciating the authentic love of the mother.

To think that you'd be here for more weeks

And these thoughts come to haunt me in my dreams

I wish, didn't take our moments for granted

Your children know love 'cause you were

Authentic

I can still feel your love 'cause it was organic

Recognizing a tendency to sound dramatic while expressing emotions.

Opening up about personal struggles with depression and anxiety.

I'm fighting so this shit doesn't get

The best side of me

Revealing contemplation of suicide but expressing a desire to share feelings with the mother.

Thought if I died

I could look at your eyes and say…

Repetition of "What's up Mom," indicating a continued connection and conversation with the deceased mother.

Expressing a future aspiration to be a singer like "tio Zezinho."

Eu vou ser, vou ser cantor como tio Zezinho…