A Little More Blue

Caetano Veloso

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One day I had to leave my country Calm beach and palm tree That day I couldn’t even cry And I forgot that outside there would be other men But today but today but today I don’t know why I feel a little more blue than then I feel a little more blue than then I feel a little more blue than then I feel a little more blue than then The day carmen miranda died They put a photograph in the magazine Her dead mouth with red lipstick smiled And people cried I was about ten But today but today but today I don’t know why I feel a little more blue than then I feel a little more blue than then I feel a little more blue than then I feel a little more blue than then One morning they came around to take to jail I smiled at them and said - all right But alone in that same day’s nigth I cried and cried again But today but today but today I don’t know why I feel a little more blue than then I feel a little more blue than then I feel a little more blue than then I feel a little more blue than then One night I saw a mexican film These twin brothers tryed to kill each other She opened her arms and got two bullets And died sweetly without a sigh But tonight but tonight but tonight I don’t know why I feel a little more blue than then I feel a little more blue than then I feel a little more blue than then I feel a little more blue than then One day I went down to the underground but I missed the last train And now that I’m just looking around I feel a little more blue than then Looking around Look around Look around I don’t know why I feel a little more blue than then I feel a little more blue than then I feel a little more blue than then I feel a little more blue than then

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La chanson évoque la nostalgie et la mélancolie du passé, où l’artiste se remémore des moments marquants de sa vie. Il semble faire face à une profonde tristesse, ressentie à différents moments de son existence, que ce soit en quittant son pays, en pleurant la mort de personnes aimées, ou même en se retrouvant seule dans des situations difficiles. Chaque refrain renforce ce sentiment de tristesse accumulée, nous montrant que, malgré le temps qui passe, certaines émotions restent ancrées en lui. Le contexte est également teinté d’une réflexion sur la vie et la mort, faisant référence à des événements culturels et des souvenirs personnels. La chanson devient une sorte de voyage introspectif, où les expériences passées se mêlent aux émotions présentes.