The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Water" by the artist "WAVE"

In WAVE's song "Water," water serves as a metaphor for love, freedom, and trust. The lyrical protagonist experiences a deep connection with the person they are addressing, comparing it to the vastness of the ocean.

"You call me, and I feel freedom" – this call symbolizes the beginning of a new stage in the hero's life, where they feel free and happy. The warmth of the sea they are sailing on embodies the warmth and harmony of their relationship.

The appearance of birds foreshadowing cold can be interpreted as external voices, doubts, and fears trying to destroy the idyll. However, the hero is adamant in his belief: "The water is warm" – he is confident in his feelings and pays no attention to pessimistic forecasts.

The repetition of the phrase "The water is warm" emphasizes the steadfastness of his convictions and enhances the feeling of security and comfort he experiences next to his loved one.

The second verse develops this idea, adding the image of transparency: "The ocean shines blue, and I see right through you." This speaks of the depth of understanding and trust between the characters. They accept each other for who they are, with all their strengths and weaknesses.

"We like to feel the waves crashing on our backs" – here the waves can be interpreted as life's difficulties that the heroes overcome together, even enjoying it.

The final "Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh" is an expression of boundless happiness and unity with a loved one, a kind of lullaby sung by the ocean.