The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Snow will start." (Sneg nachnyotsya) the performer of the song "Zemfira"

I see you

I hear you

You're running to me across the rooftops

Afraid to be late

Eyes wide as the sky

Half a lifetime ago

Give me your heart

Sit down and we'll wait

Chorus:

When the snow begins to fall

The snow begins to fall

(Instrumental)

I see you

I hear you

Tell me your secrets

And where to find you

Chorus:

If the snow begins to fall

The snow begins to fall

(Instrumental)

I see you.

Я вижу тебя

Слышу тебя

Бежишь ко мне по крышам

Боишься опоздать

В полнеба глаза

Полжизни назад

Отдай мне свое сердце

Садись и будем ждать

Припев:

Когда снег начнется

Снег начнется

Проигрыш

Я вижу тебя

Слышу тебя

Скажи мне свои тайны

И где тебя искать

Припев:

Если снег начнется

Снег начнется

проигрыш

Я вижу тебя.

In Zemfira's song "Sneg nachnetsya" (Snow will begin), the image of snow symbolizes change, renewal, and purity. The lyrical heroine of the song is waiting for something significant, perhaps a new love or a new stage in life. She sees and hears the object of her desire, feels his approach, but he is not yet near. "Running to me on rooftops" is a metaphor that conveys the impatience and passion with which the hero hurries to the heroine.

The phrase "Eyes as wide as half the sky, half a lifetime ago" paints an image of a person with whom strong feelings and important memories are associated. "Give me your heart" is a call for reciprocity, a request for trust and openness. "Sit down and we'll wait" - together with the heroine, we seem to freeze in anticipation, anticipating something wonderful.

The recurring refrain "When the snow begins, the snow begins" enhances the feeling of anticipation. Snow becomes a symbol of a new reality, where feelings will find reciprocity and dreams will come true. In the last lines of the song - "Tell me your secrets and where to find you" - the heroine seems to be taking a step forward, wanting to break down barriers and bring the meeting closer.