Corcovado
Discovering Life's Essence through Sylvia Vrethammar's Melody
Lyrics
Quiet nights of quiet stars
Reflecting on tranquil nights under the quiet stars.
Quiet chords from my guitar
Expressing peaceful melodies played on the guitar.
Floating on the silence
Describing a serene atmosphere, with thoughts floating in silence.
That surrounds us
Noting the peaceful environment that envelops the speaker and the companion.
Quiet thoughts and quiet dreams
Mentioning calm reflections and dreams.
Quiet walks by quiet streams
Emphasizing tranquil strolls by peaceful streams.
And the window looking on the mountains and the sea
Highlighting a window with a view of mountains and the sea.
How lovely
Expressing admiration for the loveliness of the scene.
This is where I want to be
Stating a desire to be in the current moment.
Here with you so close to me
Expressing the joy of being close to a loved one.
Until the final flicker of life's ember
Anticipating the end of life, acknowledging its transient nature.
I, who was lost and lonely
Describing a past state of being lost and lonely.
Believing life was only
Recalling a belief in life as a bitter tragic joke.
A bitter tragic joke have found with you
Expressing the discovery of the meaning of existence through the companion.
The meaning of existence, oh my Love
Addressing the loved one as the source of existential meaning.
This is where I want to be
Reiterating the desire to be in the current moment.
Here with you so close to me
Rejoicing in the proximity of the loved one.
Until the final flicker of life's ember
Acknowledging the inevitable end of life.
I, who was lost and lonely
Repeating the past feelings of being lost and lonely.
Believing life was only
Restating the perception of life as a bitter tragic joke.
A bitter tragic joke have found with you
Affirming the discovery of existential meaning with the loved one.
The meaning of existence, oh my Love
Reaffirming the loved one as the source of existential meaning.
My Love
Endearingly addressing the loved one.
My Love
Repeating the endearing address to the loved one.
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