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Pode chegar 00:02
A porta já tá destrancada 00:05
Tô te esperando no segundo andar 00:08
Mas a gente começa na sala 00:13
Se você quiser, eu nem vou me importar 00:17
Ah, olha só que coisa louca 00:22
Se essas escadas pudessem falar 00:25
Eu gosto de você em qualquer roupa 00:30
Ainda mais quando são fáceis de tirar 00:34
Com a boca te devoro 00:38
Toma essa loba, eu imploro 00:42
De joelhos e você adora 00:47
Segurar o meu cabelo quando tô de costas 00:50
E você olha pra mim 00:56
Dizendo: não faz assim 01:01
Que fica foda de ir embora 01:03
Mas amanhã eu volto 01:06
E recompenso todas essas horas 01:07
Sem dormir 01:11
Baby vai, rebola em mim 01:14
E fica foda de ir embora 01:19
Mas amanhã eu volto e recompenso 01:22
Todas essas horas 01:24
Longe da minha cama 01:28
Sei que sente falta e pensa no fim de semana 01:30
Porte de atleta, aguenta uma maratona 01:34
Ô, beleza humana 01:39
Sabe que essa marra sempre acaba 01:41
Quando tô pelada chamando o seu nome 01:43
Com tesão, diaba virou o meu codinome 01:47
Pronta para tentar, essa leoa sente fome 01:51
Vai, me usa, me nomeia sua musa 01:56
E você olha pra mim 02:04
Dizendo: não faz assim 02:09
Que fica foda de ir embora 02:11
Mas amanhã eu volto 02:13
E recompenso todas essas horas 02:15
Sem dormir 02:19
Baby vai, rebola em mim 02:22
E fica foda de ir embora 02:27
Mas amanhã eu volto 02:29
E recompenso todas essas horas 02:31
E você olha pra mim 02:38
Dizendo: não faz assim 02:43
Que fica foda de ir embora 02:45
Mas amanhã eu volto 02:47
E recompenso todas essas horas 02:49
Sem dormir 02:53
Baby vai, rebola em mim 02:56
E fica foda de ir embora 03:01
Mas amanhã eu volto 03:03
E recompenso todas essas horas 03:05
Vai, olha pra mim 03:12
Pode chegar 03:14
Pode chegar 03:18
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Codinome – Bilingual Lyrics Portuguese/English

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Dive into the captivating world of Brazilian Portuguese with MARIA's "Codinome." This song offers a rich and sensual lyrical journey, providing an excellent opportunity to learn modern, expressive vocabulary related to emotions, desire, and intimate relationships. Its direct and metaphorical language, combined with a compelling rhythm, makes it particularly engaging for language learners interested in contemporary Brazilian music and culture.

[English]
You can come in
The door is already unlocked
I’m waiting for you on the second floor
But we start in the living room
If you want, I won’t even mind
Ah, look at this crazy thing
If these stairs could talk
I like you in any outfit
Especially when they’re easy to take off
With my mouth, I devour you
Take this, wolf, I beg you
On my knees, and you love it
Holding my hair when I’m turned away
And you look at me
Saying: don’t do that
It makes it hard to leave
But I’ll be back tomorrow
And I’ll make up for all these hours
Without sleeping
Baby, go on, grind on me
And it makes it hard to leave
But I’ll be back tomorrow and I’ll make up for
All these hours
Away from my bed
I know you miss it and think about the weekend
Athlete’s build, can handle a marathon
Oh, human beauty
You know this attitude always ends
When I’m naked calling your name
With desire, devil became my codename
Ready to try, this lioness feels hungry
Go on, use me, name me your muse
And you look at me
Saying: don’t do that
It makes it hard to leave
But I’ll be back tomorrow
And I’ll make up for all these hours
Without sleeping
Baby, go on, grind on me
And it makes it hard to leave
But I’ll be back tomorrow
And I’ll make up for all these hours
And you look at me
Saying: don’t do that
It makes it hard to leave
But I’ll be back tomorrow
And I’ll make up for all these hours
Without sleeping
Baby, go on, grind on me
And it makes it hard to leave
But I’ll be back tomorrow
And I’ll make up for all these hours
Go on, look at me
You can come in
You can come in
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Vocabulary Meanings

chegar

/ʃeˈɡaʁ/

A2
  • verb
  • - to arrive

destrancada

/des.tʁɐ̃ˈka.da/

B1
  • adjective
  • - unlocked

esperando

/iʃpeˈɾɐ̃du/

A2
  • verb
  • - waiting

andar

/ɐ̃ˈdaʁ/

A2
  • noun
  • - floor, level
  • verb
  • - to walk

fala

/ˈfa.la/

A2
  • verb
  • - speak

louca

/ˈlou.ka/

B1
  • adjective
  • - crazy

roupa

/ˈʁo.pɐ/

A1
  • noun
  • - clothes

fácil

/ˈfa.siw/

A2
  • adjective
  • - easy

boca

/ˈbo.ka/

A1
  • noun
  • - mouth

devoro

/deˈvo.ɾu/

B1
  • verb
  • - to devour

joelhos

/ʒoˈʎejs/

A2
  • noun
  • - knees

adora

/aˈdo.ɾa/

A2
  • verb
  • - to adore

segurar

/seˈɡu.ɾaʁ/

B1
  • verb
  • - to hold, to support

cabelo

/kaˈbe.lu/

A2
  • noun
  • - hair

fazer

/faˈzeʁ/

A2
  • verb
  • - to do, to make

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Key Grammar Structures

  • A porta já tá destrancada.

    ➔ Present perfect tense.

    ➔ The phrase "já tá destrancada" indicates that the door is already unlocked, showing a completed action relevant to the present.

  • Se você quiser, eu nem vou me importar.

    ➔ Conditional sentences.

    ➔ The phrase "Se você quiser" introduces a condition, meaning 'If you want', which affects the outcome of the main clause.

  • Com a boca te devoro.

    ➔ Present tense for actions.

    ➔ The phrase "te devoro" uses the present tense to express an action happening now.

  • E você olha pra mim.

    ➔ Present continuous tense.

    ➔ The phrase "você olha pra mim" indicates an ongoing action in the present.

  • Mas amanhã eu volto.

    ➔ Future tense.

    ➔ The phrase "amanhã eu volto" expresses an action that will happen in the future.

  • E fica foda de ir embora.

    ➔ Colloquial expressions.

    ➔ The phrase "fica foda de ir embora" uses informal language to express difficulty in leaving.

  • Porte de atleta, aguenta uma maratona.

    ➔ Noun phrases.

    ➔ The phrase "Porte de atleta" is a noun phrase describing a characteristic.

  • Com tesão, diaba virou o meu codinome.

    ➔ Past tense.

    ➔ The phrase "diaba virou" uses the past tense to indicate a change that has already occurred.