Madrugada
Samira Close Lyrics

The song Madrugada by Samira Close conveys a sense of loneliness and emotional distress. The lyrics reveal the artist's struggle to cope with the absence of a loved one. The song is set in the early hours of the morning (in Portuguese, Madrugada means dawn), a time when one's vulnerability is often heightened. The artist admits to feeling lost and unable to escape the torment of her own thoughts.

In the first verse, the artist acknowledges the emptiness of the night, and how the silence can be both comforting and haunting. She admits that she is running out of alcohol, and without her loved one, she feels helpless. In the second verse, the artist describes the ghosts that seem to haunt her, stating that she can no longer escape from her fears. Her only relief seems to be the hope that her loved one will appear, as she questions whether her current state is a dream or a harsh reality.

The chorus reflects the artist's inner turmoil. She hears her loved one's voice telling her to stay, but the noise around her is too loud, and she cannot hear it. She reminisces about the past and how much she tried to make things work, but without her lover, she feels like it was all for nothing. In the final verse, the artist again hears her loved one's voice, but in a sad twist, she realizes that the sun will rise, and her love will still be absent. The song concludes with a sense of despair and isolation.