Pelo Vinho E Pelo Pão
Zé Ramalho Lyrics

In the beginning lines of Ze Ramalho's "Pelo Vinho e Pelo Pão," the singer asks how many eyes and mouths are aimed toward them, implying a sense of scrutiny and judgment. The next few lines speak of teeth that are sad, full of loneliness, or different from others, suggesting a sense of individuality or even ostracism. The lines about eyes and mouths are then repeated, further emphasizing this feeling of being watched or judged. The following lines talk about clear hair growing on hands, which could be interpreted as a metaphor for individuality and growth despite challenges.

The singer goes on to mention kisses of sweet poison, indicating a desire for something that might not be good for them. The line about fire and challenges further highlights this theme of risk-taking and facing the unknown.

Overall, "Pelo Vinho e Pelo Pão" seems to be a reflection on individuality, challenging convention, and taking risks.