“Os Meus Dias Não São Meus” paints a vivid contrast between the everyday routine and the limitless realm of imagination. António Zambujo and Miguel Araújo describe their days as plain, restricted, almost borrowed—a sequence of modest, weary hours that never quite belong to them. In stark opposition, their dreams soar: they are noble, celestial, and eternal, filled with divine possibility. The chorus underlines this tension: while days merely happen, dreams are. The message is clear—our waking hours may feel confined, yet our inner visions remain untouchable and free.
The song ultimately offers hope. Even though the present feels small, the artists believe that today’s grand dreams will shape tomorrow’s reality. The daily grind may end at sunset, but the imagination carries on, planting seeds for future days that will be truly their own.