“Só Tem Eu” is a bold Brazilian love anthem where the singer turns up the confidence to maximum volume. Picture someone standing outside their crush’s window with a boombox, but instead of pleading, they’re playfully teasing: “If it isn’t me, then who else could it possibly be?” Throughout the song, Zé Felipe reminds a wavering partner that every memory, every photo, and every sweet caption still points straight back to him. The infectious beat hides a cheeky ultimatum: quit pretending you can erase me because I’m still beating inside your heart.
Behind the catchy melody lies a mix of romance, swagger, and just enough vulnerability to keep things real. He compares his love to the shine of stars, the moon, and the sea—yet claims none of those compare to what he can give. The chorus keeps circling back to one playful fact: “Só tem eu”—there’s only me. By the end, the song feels like a joyful tug-of-war between certainty and hope, where love is destined to win as soon as the other person finally says “volta” (come back).