Anzol literally translates to "fishhook". It's an interesting and somewhat unexpected word to find in a romantic song, making it memorable.
In the lyrics, the singer expresses a desire to "me atirar sem nem pensar no teu anzol" (throw myself without even thinking onto your fishhook). This metaphor beautifully conveys a willingness to surrender completely and fall deeply in love, even if it means being caught or vulnerable, highlighting the intensity of his feelings.
Bryan Behr's "Não Vejo A Hora" is a love song about impatience and anticipation. The singer can't wait for a relationship with someone he's falling for, imagining small, tender moments together: her hair curling against his, her face lit by sunlight, a shared trip.
The chorus keeps circling back to "não vejo a hora" ("I can't wait"), showing that this excitement is the song's whole emotional center. In the verses he admits he still lacks the courage to act on his feelings, even while picturing exactly how good things would be if he found that courage — a mix of hope, desire, and hesitation that many listeners will recognize from the early stage of falling for someone.