Standing On The Shoulder Of Midgets Part 1
Artist Unknown Lyrics

The lyrics to Artist Unknown's song, Standing on the Shoulder of Midgets Part 1, express a sense of longing for childhood innocence and carefree playfulness. The opening lines, "Todo desespero trás um pouco de esperança / Em todo travesseiro, um sonho de criança," mean "Every despair brings a little hope / In every pillow, a child's dream." This suggests that, even in moments of darkness and difficulty, there is always a glimmer of hope and the possibility of returning to the joy and wonder of childhood.

The next lines, "Me chame pra brincar também / Vou pular a corda que procura o meu pescoço," translate to "Call me to play too / I'll jump rope that's looking for my neck." This highlights the desire to participate in childhood games and activities, despite the potential dangers and risks involved. The following lines, "Não vou dizer que gosto sem saber o gosto / Comer o chocolate antes do almoço / E te beijar depois de lambusar o rosto," mean "I won't say I like it without knowing the taste / Eating chocolate before lunch / And kissing you after smearing my face." This suggests a willingness to try new things and take risks, even if they may be messy or unconventional.

The later lines, "Vou criar um mundo novo dentro de um salão / Convidar o lobo mal e o bicho papão / Conhecer também seu coração / Proteger o sentimento com bolinha de sabão," mean "I'll create a new world inside a room / Invite the big bad wolf and the boogeyman / Get to know their hearts too / Protect feelings with bubbles." This expresses a desire for imaginative play and the potential for even the scariest things to have a softer side. Finally, the lyrics conclude with a call to embrace each other tightly, to speak softly, and to save the world together before the day is done.