Volta Para Trás Lyrics in English Diana Castro

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Volta Para Trás by Diana Castro from Portuguese to English.
I froze
I didn't leave here
And I've already gone silent
The summer in me
'But a sunset
Doesn't fade like that.'
My heart tells me
I don't live in me anymore
Come back
Come get me
I don't want to be here
I don't even know how to breathe
Come back
Come to stay
That the whole world
Is in this place
When the rain comes
It comes in without asking
And I don't even know anymore
If there's more crying here
Come back
Come get me
I don't want to be here
I don't even know how to breathe
Come back
Come to stay
That the whole world
Is in this place
But the sun's already risen
And the night is still in me
Lying to believe
That you're still here
And what used to be flowers
You killed when you left
Only winter remained
Come back
Come get me
I don't want to be here
I don't even know how to breathe
Come back
Come to stay
That the whole world
Is in this place
But the sun's already risen
And the night is still in me
Lying to believe
That you're still here
And only winter remained
Come back
Come get me
Come back
Come back
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SONG MEANING

Volta Para Trás is Diana Castro’s soulful cry for a love that has slipped away. From the very first line she confesses that she is frozen in place, unable to leave the spot where her Summer once bloomed. Each lyric paints a picture of time standing still: sunsets that refuse to fade, rain that barges in without permission, and a night that lingers even after the sun has risen. Castro turns the changing seasons into a metaphor for heartbreak; when her partner left, every colorful flower withered and she was plunged into an endless Winter.

Yet beneath the sorrow there is fierce determination. The repeated plea “Volta para trás” (“Come back”) shows a heart that refuses to give up, convinced that the entire world can still fit inside one shared embrace. She cannot breathe, she cannot move, until that love returns to stay. By the end of the song we feel both the chill of her loneliness and the spark of hope that keeps her calling out. Listen closely and you’ll hear how Portuguese words like Inverno (winter), pôr-do-sol (sunset), and coração (heart) weave a vivid tapestry of longing that makes this ballad unforgettable.

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