Meu Bem Lyrics in English OUTROEU , Nanno

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Meu Bem by OUTROEU from Portuguese to English.
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My dear
How long does
That we don't even talk anymore?
I miss you
Why is it taking so long to find you?
I go around the whole world waiting to talk
I think so much about us
Nothing makes sense
Our distance is one and don't forget
even so far
'You don't get out of my head
Well, now it makes sense
My dear
How long does
That we don't even talk anymore?
I miss you
My dear
Tell me how long it's been
That we don't even talk anymore
I miss you
yeah, nanno
my good, my good
you are so far away
I know that nothing is as it once was
If we meet better than before
I want to say a lot more than just hi
The road of this life is very long
I can meet you there later
Where colors live, be shadow
Just so I can color you later
Baby (baby, baby)
How long has it been (how long has it been)
That we don't even talk anymore?
I miss you
My dear
Tell me how long it's been
That we don't even talk anymore
I miss you
Miss you
Miss you
Miss you
Longing
Missing you (missing you)
I miss you (I miss you)
Miss you
miss us
Otherme (baby)
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colorirto color

Colorir means "to color" or "to paint". While seemingly simple, its use in this song is quite poetic and evocative.

The lyric "Só pra eu poder te colorir depois" (Just so I can color you later) suggests a desire to bring vibrancy, joy, or life back into someone's world. It implies a longing to reconnect and make things beautiful again, moving beyond the current distance and perhaps sadness. It's a tender and hopeful image within the context of missing someone.

"Meu Bem" is a quiet love song about missing someone you have drifted apart from. The singer asks how long it has been since they last talked, and admits the distance between them still doesn't make sense.

The song leans on the Portuguese word "saudade," a deep longing for someone who isn't there. Even far away, the other person never really leaves the singer's mind, and by the end the feeling comes back to make everything click again.

The middle verse looks past the missing to what could come next: finding this person again, saying more than just a simple hello, and being there for them down the road, however long that road is. The outro repeats "saudade" over and over, letting that longing sit at the center of the song right until the final line.

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