Serenity
Arisu Lyrics

These lyrics depict a sense of detachment and resignation in the face of personal challenges and heartbreak. The repeated phrase "não importa" (it doesn't matter) suggests a feeling of indifference towards the pains and struggles experienced. The singer acknowledges that they only see the other person in pictures, implying a lack of physical presence or emotional connection. Despite having numerous plans and ambitions, they feel that it doesn't matter anymore.

The repetition of the phrase "va embora" (go away) signifies a desire for the other person to leave their life. The singer acknowledges that they have changed since a particular moment, where everything seemed to pass by quickly. They express the sentiment of having tried their best, but it wasn't enough. However, they continue to reiterate that none of it matters.

In the second paragraph, the singer implores the other person to go away, expressing a sense of exhaustion with their presence. There is also an acknowledgment that the person criticizes them without knowing their personal struggles or history. The line "fumaça pesada, não respiro e agora?" (heavy smoke, I can't breathe, what now?) suggests feelings of suffocation or being overwhelmed, perhaps from the burdens of the relationship. However, the singer finds solace in prayer, repeating a line reminiscent of seeking divine intervention, but even that seemingly doesn't matter.

The final lines reiterate the singer's inability to turn their back on the other person, feeling exploited, and yet acknowledging once again that it doesn't matter. The bridge between the two paragraphs brings up the longing for being together outside, perhaps suggesting a desire for freedom and escape from the confines of the current situation. However, the repeated phrase "e agora" (and now) implies a state of uncertainty and resignation, knowing that the outcome is irrelevant.

Overall, these lyrics tell a story of emotional detachment, resignation, and a sense of futility in the face of personal struggles and a failing relationship. The repeated phrase "não importa" acts as a refrain, emphasizing the singer's disillusionment and resignation towards the situation at hand.