MERDAS ILÍCITAS Lyrics – Matuê

MERDAS ILÍCITAS Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
An easy, flirty moment that shows casual attraction, curiosity about luxury, and how money and style start conversations.

[Refrão]
He says many women are drawn to his type because of fame, power, and image. He apologizes to friends but reminds them he belongs to a crew and lives by street rules. Women admire him because he comes from a known group and controls the trap scene. He believes most people chase money, not love. He compares his risky hustle to making illegal stuff, feeling clever and untouchable, like a TV antihero.

[Verso]
He shows off his confidence and style, saying his swag is obvious and his lifestyle attracts attention everywhere. He talks about leaving his wallet open at night as a flex, meaning money comes easily and people are drawn to it, including opportunists. He refuses to work with fake people who only talk nonsense and follow him with envy. Feeling he has nothing to lose, he boosts his ego by talking about his partner and her attraction to his success.

He moves fast, catching flights to business cities, showing a nonstop grind. His partner becomes obsessed with him, always wanting closeness, while also being demanding, stylish, and loyal. The amount of money he has is so much that it even affects how he sees the world. His full pockets remind him of luxury and private jet life. She enjoys when he performs or takes control as a DJ, matching his strong energy.

He describes intimacy openly, tying desire to power and rhythm, like music beats hitting hard. People label him a villain, but he refuses to follow expectations or obey anyone. When someone pushes him to do something, he deliberately does the opposite. For him, this rebellious thinking defines how a rich and independent person’s mind works. He sees rules as optional, trusts his instincts, values freedom over approval, and believes success justifies his bold, risky choices.

[Refrão]
He says many women are drawn to his type because of fame, power, and image. He apologizes to friends but reminds them he belongs to a crew and lives by street rules. Women admire him because he comes from a known group and controls the trap scene. He believes most people chase money, not love. He compares his risky hustle to making illegal stuff, feeling clever and untouchable, like a TV antihero.

[Outro]
Repeating the same word shows obsession, excess, and how his world is filled with shallow attention and constant desire.