Dharma Lyrics – Ajuliacosta

Dharma Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The singer is hyping up the start of the track.

[Verso 1]
Here the singer expresses a strong desire to break free from the past and take control of her own life. She talks about changing her look, wearing what she wants, and enjoying her own reflection without caring about judgment. She plans to spend time with fearless friends and do fun, reckless things, just to feel alive again. She even wants to visit places she once avoided, simply because they bothered her partner. She reflects on how much of herself she lost trying to please someone who lied to her without shame. Now she feels proud that she hasn’t cried for days, which shows she’s moving on and winning against the pain. Every step away from him helps her reconnect with who she truly is. Even though she could choose wild distractions like exes or random flings, she knows that doesn’t align with her values. For her, real peace comes from a calm and steady life, so she finds comfort in resting in the arms of Dharma, a symbol of inner balance and truth.

[Refrão]
The singer makes it clear that both of them know what’s right, so she refuses to cling to someone who isn’t good for her. Without him, she feels more awake and aware. She has full confidence in herself and believes she can achieve whatever she sets her mind to. He can walk away if he wants, because she doesn’t need him to feel whole. She is her own safe company and is choosing self-love first.

[Verso 2]
Now she shifts focus to her goals and determination. She has new rap songs ready to release, money saved, and strong ambition to keep progressing. She warns him not to call her or show up, as she doesn’t want him back in her life. She admits her mother is upset, not because of the breakup, but because she ignored her mother’s advice earlier. At this point, she embraces who she is: a young, Black, beautiful woman with confidence and a powerful voice. She’s not afraid to speak up and won’t let this past relationship disturb her peace. She closes the matter firmly, making it clear that she won’t carry any of it home with her. Instead, she finds her rest and strength in Dharma, where she feels safe and aligned with herself.

[Saída]
The closing part circles back to her fiery spirit. She repeats her decision to change her hair, enjoy her reflection, and surround herself with fearless friends who push boundaries. Riding with them through the streets symbolizes freedom, excitement, and leaving the past behind. These lines reinforce her attitude of not caring about judgment, living fully, and focusing on her happiness. It ends on the same rebellious yet empowering energy she started with, showing that her transformation is real and unstoppable.