A Última Dança Lyrics – Matuê

A Última Dança Lyrics Meaning

[Refrão]
In this chorus, Matuê talks about sensing someone’s aura and wanting a deeper perspective on life, but he feels stuck in a cycle where he’s unable to see beyond his current struggles. He’s trying to distract himself by staying busy and avoiding thoughts about a troubling relationship. He invites someone to dance with him, seeking connection and relief from his emotional issues. Despite his efforts to resolve his feelings, he acknowledges that his weekends are consumed by the same problems and confusion, with a sense of being unsettled and troubled.

[Verso 1]
Here, Matuê reflects on the need to grow and move beyond his current situation. He questions whether things will ever improve and expresses his refusal to act without purpose. He admits he’s changed and isn’t the same person he once was, hinting at his struggle to adapt and find a meaningful resolution.

[Ponte]
In this bridge, Matuê recognizes that his presence is noticed and that people will acknowledge him when he’s around. It’s a statement of confidence, knowing that he will be recognized and his presence will be significant in any social setting.

[Refrão]
In this repetition of the chorus, Matuê repeats his feelings about sensing someone’s aura and his desire to gain insight into life. He continues to use smoking and looking at the moon as a way to cope with his struggles, trying to stay occupied to avoid thinking about his problems. He reflects on being lost in his own world and trying to shift his mindset to a different “wave” or perspective.

[Verso 2]
In this verse, Matuê describes how he and another person get involved during the night, seeking escape and connection through a different vibe or “wave.” He believes that their shared energy is what drives him and helps dissolve his pain. The repeated mention of being in a different “wave” emphasizes his attempt to escape from his worries and find solace.

[Refrão]
This chorus reiterates Matuê’s feelings about sensing someone’s aura and wanting clarity, but still feeling stuck in his current state. He continues to use smoking and moon-gazing as distractions, while trying to move past his troubles by immersing himself in a different mindset or “wave.” He acknowledges being lost in his own world and struggling to avoid dwelling on his issues.

[Saída]
In this outro, Matuê repeats the phrase “outra onda” (another wave) multiple times, emphasizing his desire to escape into a different state of mind or perspective. It highlights his ongoing search for relief and a shift away from his current struggles, signifying his hope for a fresh start or change.