Além da Reza
Triz Lyrics

In "Além da Reza," Triz crafts two profound verses that delve into themes of spirituality, struggle, and the search for redemption amidst chaos. In the first verse, Leo presents a poignant exploration of the relationship between divine presence and earthly justice. The phrase "Deus é a mãe assídua" establishes a nurturing yet vigilant deity, one that observes the relentless pursuit of justice in a world rife with conflict and suffering. The juxtaposition of "serenidade" and "vida contida em uma lida guerrea" suggests that peace can often be overshadowed by the trials of existence, where serenity is hard-earned through battles fought and lessons learned over time. The mention of “caos” and “apocalipse” paints a grim picture of contemporary life, filled with violence and moral decay, as the singer reflects on society's failings—symbolized by “olhos maus de toca” that peer through the chaos of our times. This contemplation culminates in a recognition of the cyclical nature of hope and despair, and the necessity of wisdom, which is often a solitary path fraught with challenges.

As the verse progresses, there’s a shift from despair toward an acknowledgment of communal suffering with biblical undertones. Leo’s reference to “ovelhas sem pastor” evokes a sense of guidance lost; the imagery captures a people led to potential sacrifice without direction. This metaphor extends to the broader societal disarray and the resultant “lástimas de inferno eterno,” suggesting that a lack of divine intervention leads to perpetual suffering. The interplay between the divine paternal figure and the precipice represents a moment of existential crisis where hope is juxtaposed against despair. The “falta de esperança” triumphing over “perseverança” encapsulates a struggle where many may find solace or purpose within this tumultuous context yet feel overwhelmed by the weight of their circumstances. This verse encapsulates a grim yet reflective examination of faith as an intersecting line between suffering and the pursuit of meaning.

The second verse, delivered by A.X.L., transitions into a more personal and introspective narrative. The yearning for something that “dissolve o sofrimento” symbolizes an intense desire for relief—a plea for connection and empathy that transcends mere existence. The imagery of falling "no colo de alguém" evokes vulnerability and the craving for comfort amidst societal pressures that resemble a landscape marred by "sangue e petróleo." This line speaks to a world where violence and exploitation coexist, reminiscent of the desolation faced by those living in conflict-laden regions. The sense of time is distorted as "beirando as chamas do tempo abreviado," suggesting urgency in seeking a resolution or transformative experience that feels irrevocably distant yet crucial to survival.

As A.X.L. continues to express a longing for truth and renewal—“Peço a Verdade pra me banhar em seus óleos”—there is a deep yearning for clarity amidst confusion and the pain of nostalgia for a future that feels just out of reach. He articulates a longing for "dias novos" filled with miracles, reflecting the universal human desire for hope and redemption against the backdrop of “a nevoa” that obscures history and the struggles of a collective identity. The haunting imagery of “ossos do povo nosso” conveys a profound connection to ancestry and communal trauma, revealing the remnants of past conflicts. Finally, the questioning of whether one does “tudo que posso além da reza” encapsulates a profound inner conflict: the struggle between passive faith and active resistance in a world demanding more than mere prayer for change. Thus, the lyrics transcend individual suffering to echo a collective cry for justice, authenticity, and a future defined by hope rather than despair.