Deja Vu Lyrics – Plutonio

Deja Vu Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In this intro, the lyrics describe the questioning and evaluation process that happens before entering a serious relationship. The singer talks about how, when a man presents himself as serious and ready for a relationship, the family and the person involved must assess his true intentions. Are his actions genuine, or is he just looking to play around? The singer suggests that they should take time to observe behavior and see if the person genuinely wants to get to know them or is only interested in having fun.

[Refrão]
In the chorus, the singer tells the person that before leaving, they should remember that feelings of longing and nostalgia will return, no matter how much time passes. If the person decides to leave, it’s important they leave for someone better. However, if they return later, the past feelings will remain between them. This part speaks to the inevitable emotional attachment that lingers after someone leaves, reminding them that even if they move on, the connection they shared can still resurface when they return.

[Pós-Refrão]
The post-chorus highlights the confusing and awkward feelings that come when a relationship ends. The singer acknowledges that things don’t make sense and that there’s an uncomfortable silence after everything falls apart. The strange atmosphere is felt in the absence of communication, and the lingering emotions after an intense, yet now broken, connection, marked by a mix of silence and unspoken feelings.

[Verso]
In the verse, the singer reflects on the emotional impact of the breakup. They miss hearing the person’s voice and think about the things they never said. There’s a feeling of uncertainty—wondering if the other person still wants to be with them. The singer experiences a déjà vu when seeing missed calls but not responding. They question if the person ever thinks about the same things or notices the patterns in their behavior. The verse also recalls a memory of a dangerous moment in a car, symbolizing how things went wrong. The singer regrets wasting time, acknowledging they would’ve been happier if they had invested more in the relationship. They wish they could relive those moments and say the things left unsaid. Ultimately, they wonder if the other person feels the same way, but they understand that love isn’t supposed to be a trial, and they encourage honesty, knowing they wouldn’t take offense.

[Refrão]
The chorus repeats here, emphasizing the theme of nostalgia and the emotional bond that lingers after a breakup. The singer reminds the person that, no matter how long it takes, the longing will return, and if they leave, they should move on to something better. But if they come back later, the shared feelings will remain between the two of them. It’s a reflection on the emotional complexity of love and loss.

[Pós-Refrão]
The post-chorus repeats the feeling of confusion and awkwardness after a relationship ends. The silence and strange atmosphere continue to linger as the singer processes the end of the connection, with an emphasis on how things don’t make sense anymore, but the emotional weight of it all remains present, even in the absence of words.

[Outro]
In the outro, the singer references a playful scenario where a woman expresses a desire to marry someone named Manuel Luís. The conversation becomes humorous as the woman asks if he has a girlfriend and if she’s white. The singer laughs off the situation, showing how unexpected and absurd life’s situations can be. This part shifts the tone a bit, adding humor while still reflecting on relationships, desires, and how they can take surprising turns. The mention of a “long road” hints at the unpredictable nature of life and relationships.