The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Mon Paradis Secret" by the artist "Vitaa"

In the song "Mon Paradis Secret" ("My Secret Paradise"), Vitaa reflects on the nature of happiness and the difficulty of attaining it.

The opening lines create an image of the creative process: the lyrical heroine writes about a fictional world, her "corner of heaven," to escape from reality. This "paradise" is a metaphor for an ideal state where dreams come true and thoughts take shape. It's important that everyone has their own "paradise" - it's a very personal and intimate space.

The chorus reveals a contradiction: the closer the heroine gets to her "paradise," the more elusive it seems. She sees a glimpse of happiness but can't quite reach it. This "paradise" brings joy to others, but not to her. Perhaps this is a metaphor for fame: artists give emotions to the public but often suffer from loneliness and dissatisfaction themselves.

The second part of the song adds a new layer of meaning. The heroine addresses her lover, saying that he is her inspiration. "20 love songs for one guy" is her creative work, her way of reaching him. There's a sense of guilt ("over a million children forgive us / For abandoning them"), possibly a metaphor for fans that the heroine sacrifices for love.

The finale repeats the motif of unattainable paradise, but now it's associated with the future, with children who will become the embodiment of the dream of happiness. The song leaves a bittersweet feeling: on the one hand, the heroine chases after an elusive happiness, on the other hand, she is ready to make sacrifices for the sake of love and creativity, which make up her own, albeit "secret," paradise.