Discover the story of the song > Águas De Março – Elis Regina

The song describes different elements of nature and life such as stones, snakes, rain, and even sugarcane liquor bottles. The protagonist feels alone and at the end of the road but there is a promise of new life in her heart as the summer ends and the waters of March arrive. The lyrics repeat the phrase "it's wood, it's stone, it's the end of the road, it's a little bit alone" several times to emphasize the feeling of being stuck and isolated, but also the idea that everything is just a part of life.