Troquei De Mina Lyrics in English by Dan Lellis, Zé Felipe

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Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Troquei De Mina by Dan Lellis from Portuguese to English.

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the op who won't is thinking what

is going to deceive me is that he is graduated and

bastards know how to take care of themselves

already the type that is in my a desal and do

jump drinking here to go later

for later once it's wanted

know again

wow but indignant comment to the

cancer forcing this prank

it's the change of obliges the hazing woman of

mir new go one has 18 appeared one year

pulled by the green coat new virus so what

a well 18 even a girlfriend showed up look

name play at dawn

you're thinking what's going to deceive me

grateful to stand out quality

the bridge already blocks my ates after the jump

baby from here to later stadium

misunderstanding but as it is late in the people

I wait for you to call me, you want to know who you are and

change clothes like change woman

appeared to date until one appeared

girlfriend and play me at dawn

Mira goes another one didn't even show love

acquire goes absurd and appeared to

girlfriend o play me at dawn

I take the gold and die

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sacanagens — mischief / dirty tricks

Sacanagens is a plural noun derived from sacanagem, which translates to "mischief," "dirty tricks," or even "naughtiness."

In the context of the song, it suggests a playful yet cunning attitude, implying someone who is skilled in outsmarting others or engaging in clever antics. It's an interesting word because it captures a specific kind of mischievous behavior that isn't always directly translatable with a single English word, making it memorable and engaging for learners.

In "Troquei de Mina," which translates to "I Changed My Girl," the singer presents himself as a player who can't be fooled. He boasts that he's "graduated in mischief" (graduado em sacanagens) and knows how to take care of himself, so no one should think they can deceive him.

The central theme is his casual attitude towards relationships. He declares that he changes women as easily as he changes clothes. The lyrics describe new girlfriends appearing, including one who is eighteen, and his choice to throw himself into the late-night party scene (me jogar nas madrugadas). It's a song about a carefree, perhaps reckless, lifestyle focused on moving from one romance to the next without getting too attached.

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