Memoriale

The singer hopes that a person important to them has found someone to share companionship and conversation with.

They wish for this person to have someone who appreciates their humor and can laugh at their jokes, even the ones that may seem nonsensical.

Expressing hope that this person receives well-wishes on their birthday, either directly on the date or when someone arrives at their door.

Mention of the possibility of someone arriving at the door to wish or celebrate.

Describes the person gazing at the water, anticipating a call from someone significant.

Depicts the person holding the wrists of their beloved grandmother, possibly in a moment of care or affection.

Metaphorically refers to the burden or emotional weight (rain) on the person's shoulder, indicating they are not getting older despite it.

Despite the passing of time, they still recall moments from a past summer that have been forgotten by others.

Symbolizes the person trying to mend their broken heart by attempting to put the pieces back together.

Reflects the person being surrounded by misinformation (fake news) and modern advancements (electrical cars).

Asserts that the person doesn't require a romantic relationship or a completely new beginning; they are content as they are.

States that the person is doing well or fine.

Repeated lines emphasizing the wish for the person to find someone or something, highlighting the importance of companionship.

Somebody who can

I hope she found some-

Somebody who can

I hope she found some-

Imagery of discomfort or distress (sweater sweat, knives in the chest) possibly indicating emotional pain.

Describes the person's way of feeling blessed by engaging in activities like playing sing-star (a singing game) and smoking joints.

Indicates that painting nails serves as a way for the person to relax or alleviate stress.

Describes an entire room focused or fixated on the person's neck, possibly symbolizing attention or scrutiny.

Metaphorically suggests that the longer the emotional pain persists, the louder or more apparent it becomes.

Indicates the cyclical nature of building up and breaking down emotions.

Symbolizes the end of something (like a song) leading back to the beginning, possibly highlighting a repetitive or cyclic experience.

Expresses gratitude for the support received from the person's mother in wiping away their mascara, though the person might have thought they were doing it alone.

Reflects contrasting perspectives on life—one where life is over, and the other where life is playful like a joker.

The person expresses a desire to become more courageous or daring as they age.

Describes a state of emotional distress, possibly depicted by being on the kitchen floor and entering a hospital, feeling exhausted from enduring it all alone.

Sick and tired of taking it all!

On the kitchen floor, through the hospital door

Sick and tired of taking it all

Emphasizes the person's sense of solitude or isolation during a challenging time.

Reiteration of the hope for the person to find someone to converse with.

Expresses the desire for the person to connect with someone who truly understands and appreciates their sense of humor.

States that there's no need for pretense (rhymes or lies) or even communication devices (telephones) for this person.

Metaphorically suggests that the person doesn't have vulnerabilities or weaknesses that others can exploit or harm.