A phrase immortalized in the song by Raul Seixas, written in partnership with Paulo Coelho, and carrying enormous symbolic weight in Brazilian culture. It's the cry of those who refuse to live imprisoned by the world's dead rules. It's a celebration of the freedom to be, to desire, and to create one's own path. It's a reminder that the true law is that of the will: and that loving under this will is the purest form of revolution. The inspiration came directly from the philosophy of Aleister Crowley and the Law of Thelema: "Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law." It's more than a song. It's a call to life without chains. #LongLongLongAlternativeSociety

Voyeur6565 I was unaware of this fact, despite having known the song since its inception. It was composed during the dictatorship, when information was restricted or nonexistent. Thank you!