Eu digo sete
Graforréia Xilarmônica Lyrics

The lyrics of "Eu digo sete" by Graforréia Xilarmônica describe a situation where a tired and overwhelmed Branca de Neve is visited by the seven dwarfs, who are constantly hungry and in need of food. The song also mentions the absence of the wicked witch who had previously stolen Branca de Neve's prince, and the possibility of her being at a supermarket buying an apple and insecticide to end Branca de Neve's life.

One way to interpret these lyrics is to see the song as a commentary on the daily struggles of a person, represented by Branca de Neve, who is constantly being burdened by the needs and demands of others, represented by the seven dwarfs. The song highlights the monotony and repetitiveness of Branca de Neve's routine, as she is stuck in a cycle of preparing meals for the dwarfs.

The reference to the wicked witch and her attempt to end Branca de Neve's life can be seen as a metaphor for the various external pressures that individuals face on a daily basis, such as work, relationships, and societal expectations, that can take a toll on their mental health.