Prendedor de Varal
Liniker e os Caramelows Lyrics

The lyrics of "Prendedor de Varal" by Liniker e os Caramelows speak about a relationship where promises are made and believed, and how that creates a temporary state of happiness, symbolized by "só manhãs, um dia, um meio tom" (just mornings, one day, one half-tone). The repetition of the lines "Enquanto você prometer e eu acreditar/Serão só manhãs, um dia, um meio tom" (As long as you promise and I believe/It will be just mornings, one day, one half-tone) reinforces the idea of a transitory, fragile moment that depends on the trust between the two people involved. However, there's a hint of uncertainty and detachment in the warning that "amanhã de manhã, quando você acordar/E quiser saber de mim/Não adianta/Não adianta, não" (Tomorrow morning, when you wake up/And want to know about me/It won't work/It won't work, no). This suggests that the promise might not be fulfilled or the belief might be broken, leading to a inevitable disappointment.

The last lines of the song provide an interesting twist, as the singer demands "Não adianta vir com guaraná/Que eu quero é chocolate/É assim vê se aprende e gosta mais de mim" (It won't work to bring me guaraná/I want chocolate/That's how it is, learn it and like me more). This can be interpreted as a metaphor for the main theme of the song, as the singer insists on the importance of understanding her desires and preferences instead of forcing preconceived ideas or expectations. This can be seen as a plea for authenticity and communication, as the singer wants to be accepted and loved for who she really is.