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Seja eu, seja eu 00:10
Deixa que eu seja eu 00:12
E aceita o que seja seu 00:16
Então deita e aceita eu 00:20
Molha eu, seca eu 00:24
Deixa que eu seja o céu 00:26
E receba o que seja seu 00:29
Anoiteça e amanheça eu 00:34
Beija eu, beija eu 00:37
Beija eu, me beija 00:40
Deixa o que seja ser 00:43
Então beba e receba 00:47
Meu corpo no seu 00:50
Corpo eu, no meu corpo 00:52
Deixa, eu me deixo 00:56
Anoiteça e amanheça 01:01
01:04
Seja eu, seja eu 01:17
Deixa que eu seja eu 01:20
E aceita o que seja seu 01:23
Então deita e aceita eu 01:27
Molha eu, seca eu 01:31
Deixa que eu seja o céu 01:33
E receba o que seja seu 01:36
Anoiteça e amanheça eu 01:41
Beija eu, beija eu 01:44
Beija eu, me beija 01:47
Deixa o que seja ser 01:50
Então beba e receba 01:54
Meu corpo no seu 01:57
Corpo eu, no meu corpo 01:59
Deixa, eu me deixo 02:04
Anoiteça e amanheça 02:08
02:11
Beija eu, beija eu 02:25
Beija eu, me beija 02:27
Deixa o que seja ser 02:30
Então beba e receba 02:35
Meu corpo no seu 02:38
Corpo eu, no meu corpo 02:40
Deixa, eu me deixo 02:44
Anoiteça e amanheça 02:48
02:52

Beija Eu – Bilingual Lyrics Portuguese/English

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Lyrics & Translation

Explore the tender Brazilian pop song "Beija Eu" by Silva, a beautiful rendition that celebrates intimacy and unconditional acceptance. Learn about the song's meaning and enjoy its captivating melody.

[English]
Be me, be me
Let me be me
And accept what is yours
So lie down and accept me
Wet me, dry me
Let me be the sky
And receive what is yours
Let night fall and day break me
Kiss me, kiss me
Kiss me, kiss me
Let what is be
So drink and receive
My body on yours
Body me, on my body
Let it be, I let myself
Let night fall and day break
...
Be me, be me
Let me be me
And accept what is yours
So lie down and accept me
Wet me, dry me
Let me be the sky
And receive what is yours
Let night fall and day break me
Kiss me, kiss me
Kiss me, kiss me
Let what is be
So drink and receive
My body on yours
Body me, on my body
Let it be, I let myself
Let night fall and day break
...
Kiss me, kiss me
Kiss me, kiss me
Let what is be
So drink and receive
My body on yours
Body me, on my body
Let it be, I let myself
Let night fall and day break
...
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Vocabulary Meanings

seja

/seʒɐ/

A2
  • verb
  • - to be (subjunctive form of 'ser')

eu

/ew/

A1
  • pronoun
  • - I

deixa

/dejʃɐ/

A2
  • verb
  • - to leave, to allow

aceitar

/asiˈtaʁ/

B1
  • verb
  • - to accept

molha

/ˈmoʎɐ/

B1
  • verb
  • - to wet, to soak

seca

/ˈsekɐ/

B2
  • verb
  • - to dry

receba

/ʁeseˈbɐ/

B2
  • verb
  • - to receive

deita

/ˈdej.tɐ/

B1
  • verb
  • - to lie down

beija

/ˈbɛʒɐ/

A2
  • verb
  • - to kiss

ser

/seʁ/

A1
  • verb
  • - to be

bebar

/ˈbɛβaʁ/

B2
  • verb
  • - to drink

corpo

/ˈkɔʁpu/

A2
  • noun
  • - body

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Key Grammar Structures

  • Seja eu, seja eu

    ➔ Subjunctive mood in Portuguese to express wishes or hypothetical situations

    ➔ The verb "seja" is in the present subjunctive form of "ser" (to be), used here to express a wish or a hypothetical desire.

  • Deixa que eu seja o céu

    ➔ The verb "deixa" is in the imperative form, expressing a command or suggestion

    ➔ Imperative "deixa" means "let" or "allow", giving a command or invitation for someone to permit or partake.

  • Anoiteça e amanheça eu

    ➔ Use of the subjunctive mood in "anoiteça" and "amanheça" to express desire or wish for these events

    ➔ The verbs "anoiteça" and "amanheça" are in the present subjunctive, indicating a wish or desire for the night to fall and dawn to arrive.

  • Beba e receba

    ➔ Imperative form used here to give commands or encouragement to drink and receive

    ➔ The imperative "beba" and "receba" are used to tell someone to drink and receive, often in a poetic or intimate context.