The Sun, 33 Years of Music and Memories

Hello! Still in celebration of Ricardo Rangels' 33-year career, we present the lyrics of one of his old songs, The Sun.

Written between 1990 to 1992, “The Sun” began as a poem that reflects the youthfulness and euphoria of an unforgettable summer, the excitement and anticipation of the holidays, when the author would leave his small town to experience the sea and the vibrant energy of the state capital. It was a ritual of freedom and discovery, where the big city symbolized new possibilities and adventures.

The song combines verses that evoke the feeling of running like the wind, facing life’s challenges, and finding strength in self-confidence. “The Sun” celebrates the present moment and invites the listener to appreciate the small joys of everyday life, like the simplicity of a smile and the beauty of a sunny day.

The author is known for his deeply poetic and introspective lyrics, which resonate with those seeking a sensitive and authentic perspective on life. “The Sun” reflects the essence of his work, marked by the celebration of freedom and living in the moment.

The Sun, Lyrics

Like the wind

You came running

Take the consequences for living

There's no space

There's no tomorrow

There’s no sense communication

Check it in, check it out

Or the sun will never shines

There's a long there's a way

The sun become your mind

Like the wind

You're going to summer

Let a smile be your companion

There's no things

There's no sorrow

It's the young rest for dream

Check it in, check it out

Or the sun will never shines

There's a long there's a way

The sun become your mind

Check it in, check it out

Or the sun will never shines

There's a long there's a way

The sun become your mind

...

Check it in, check it out

Or the summer will lose

Check it in, check it out

  Believe in you

Check it in, check it out

Or the summer will lose

Check it in, check it out

  Believe in you

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