Nql beco Lyrics – Sant Ganlyrics

Nql beco Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro features a few simple vocalizations, setting a reflective tone for the song. It’s an emotional build-up that introduces the story to come, with Sant’s voice expressing a feeling of contemplation.

[Refrão (Chorus)]
The chorus tells the story of a friend of a friend, someone who was unfairly taken too soon. It emphasizes how life is fleeting and how the person’s death was sudden and misunderstood by others. Despite a tragic loss, the singer reflects on how the friend lived, recalling a Sunday when Flamengo won, and how, in that moment, it could have easily been him. The chorus speaks about the past, the memories of the friend, and how the friend is missed, with their presence still felt in the familiar surroundings, like the street corner they once knew.

[Verso 1 (Verse 1)]
In this verse, the singer remembers advice shared by the lost friend in the same street where they both grew up. The friend encouraged him to stay true to himself and not lose his identity, even when facing difficult situations like being in court. It was a street full of experiences, where the friend taught him important life lessons. Now that the friend is gone, the singer reflects on how much time has passed and how the friend’s absence leaves a void. The verse is filled with nostalgia, expressing deep sorrow and longing.

[Refrão (Chorus)]
The chorus is repeated, reinforcing the theme of loss and injustice. It highlights how no one truly understands what happened to the friend and how the situation was shrouded in mystery. The singer acknowledges how unfairly the friend’s life was cut short, reflecting on the fact that it could have just as easily been him. The chorus also touches on the feeling of connection to the past, remembering the friend and the shared history they had in the familiar streets. It emphasizes the unfairness and how others still don’t know the full story.

[Verso 2 (Verse 2)]
The second verse continues the theme of loss but shifts focus to another person who faced a similar fate. The singer talks about an acquaintance who went to a Flamengo game one afternoon but forgot how society views people like him. This individual ended up losing his life due to the violence from the system, proving the state’s corruption. The verse reflects on the unfairness of life in the neighborhood, where people die young, often for reasons that seem trivial. The singer expresses how hard it is to find happiness in the face of all the loss, yet there is still some satisfaction when friends and loved ones succeed, showing resilience in a broken world.

[Verso 3 (Verse 3)]
In the third verse, Borges, another character in the song, shares his own tragic story. He was once a part of the group, a person with a rebellious attitude but also with some love in his heart. One Sunday, while watching a Flamengo game, he was ambushed and shot. He thought he would survive, but the violence left him fighting for his life in the hospital. Borges questions why he, of all people, was targeted and reflects on how his death was used as a message. The verse paints a picture of betrayal and injustice, showing how easily someone’s life can be taken away by the system.

[Refrão (Chorus)]
The chorus is repeated again, emphasizing the unfairness and the continued loss of people close to the singer. It revisits the themes of injustice, uncertainty, and the constant threat of violence that looms over their lives. It highlights how many people still don’t understand the true story behind the tragic events, and how every loss feels personal. The song returns to the feeling of nostalgia and mourning for the friends who are gone, while also questioning why things happen the way they do.