Ana Moura invites us to look up at the swallows ("andorinhas") and dream of the same boundless sky they enjoy. The lyrics paint the picture of someone stuck in endless queues and familiar towns, longing to swap routine for the rush of takeoff. Swallows become the queens of freedom, tracing invisible lines across the sky, and the singer wants to join them, packing her bag, checking it in, and chasing the springtime wherever it blooms.
Beneath the travel fantasy lies a pep talk about courage and self-belief. A wise swallow and the singer’s mother both whisper the same advice: feel the breeze, trust the sun to warn you of storms, turn your back on fear, and gamble on luck instead of misfortune. The song blends saudade with adventure, reminding us that the world keeps spinning and we too can spread our wings, leave the station behind, and come home only when our hearts are ready.