Não Sou Daqui Lyrics – Filipe Ret

Não Sou Daqui Lyrics Meaning

[Verso 1]
In the first verse, Filipe Ret reflects on his rise to success, comparing it to building an empire. He talks about his increasing ambition, where the more he desires, the more he works for it. He notes how people who’ve been around for a short time often act like they’ve seen it all, while he’s been grinding since the early days of “Comando Selva” (a reference to his earlier music). He emphasizes that respect in the rap game is earned, and if people don’t acknowledge him, they must be out of touch. He believes in a mindset that’s ready to win, unafraid of the struggles, and challenges listeners to follow their own dreams instead of what others expect from them. He acknowledges that life is tough and full of competition, but he refuses to care about rankings or superficial success. The verse speaks to staying real and determined, even when things aren’t easy.

[Refrão]
The chorus is a message of self-empowerment and perspective. Filipe Ret sings about how the universe is within his reach, implying that he’s ready to take on whatever life has to offer. He mentions that despite feeling anxious or overwhelmed, he’s not going to let those negative feelings control him. He feels a sense of renewal with each new opportunity, embracing the present moment. The repeated phrase “não sou daqui, eu tô aqui” (I’m not from here, but I’m here) signifies that although he may not fit into conventional spaces, he is fully present and ready to make his mark.

[Verso 2]
In the second verse, Filipe Ret explores deeper philosophical ideas about life and his own journey. He mentions hearing “laughs from beyond,” possibly referring to challenges or critics who doubt him, while he remains focused on his path. He describes his carefree attitude toward people’s expectations and reflects on the importance of not holding grudges because he doesn’t expect anything from anyone. He says peace isn’t the solution, and he’s tired of the game, implying that he’s seen enough of life’s struggles. Despite the hardships, he believes his lyrics will keep him immortal. He talks about living in the moment—de-stressing with a smoke, a drink, or just letting go. He also shares an existential thought that we live two lives: the first one we spend unaware of the second life, which starts when we realize we only have one. He wraps up by asserting that they (he and his crew) are more capable than people think, and they move forward with energy and purpose, even when luck isn’t on their side.

[Refrão]
The chorus is repeated again to reinforce the sense of empowerment and resilience. Filipe Ret reaffirms his perspective on life: the universe is within his reach, and he’s not going to let stress or negative thoughts take over. Every new day brings a new chance, and even if he feels out of place, he’s confident in his purpose and place in the world. The repetition of “não sou daqui, eu tô aqui” continues to show his determination to make his mark, no matter where he comes from.