The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Ripened" (Sozrela) the performer of the song "Zemfira"

And the girl's been drunk for days on end.

Head over heels in love with someone else's grace.

A green wave crashed upon her shadow's bend,

Blurring the kiss her jaw can still embrace.

Someone's awaited at the station, someone's waited for at home.

No one awaits her, no one desires her frame!

Isn't it simpler to say, isn't it simpler for her to be numb,

When he arrives, and the girl has come of age!

And the girl has come of age, come of age.

And the girl has come of age.

The girl.

The radio waves delivered greetings,

Ordered by herself, for herself alone.

A magazine, worn thin, with pictures gleaming,

In an empty apartment, loves herself, all on her own.

Someone's awaited at the station, someone's waited for at home.

No one awaits her, no one desires her frame!

Isn't it simpler to say, isn't it simpler for her to be numb,

When he arrives, and the girl has come of age!

And the girl has come of age, come of age.

And the girl has come of age.

The girl.

Someone's awaited at the station, someone's waited for at home.

No one awaits her, no one desires her frame!

Isn't it simpler to say, isn't it simpler for her to be numb,

When he arrives, and the girl has come of age!

And the girl has come of age, and the girl has come of age.

And the girl has come of age.

Come of age.

Come of age.

Come of age.

The girl has come of age. The girl has come of age.

And the girl has come of age.

Come of age.

Come of age.

Come of age.

Come of age.

А девушка пьяна уже который день.

По уши влюблена в чужие прелести.

Зелёная волна накрыла её тень,

Размыла поцелуй, что помнят челюсти.

Кого-то ждёт вокзал, кого-то ждут домой.

Её никто не ждёт, не хочет её тело!

Не проще ли сказать, ей проще быть немой,

Когда она прийдёт, а девушка созрела!

А девушка созрела, созрела.

А девушка созрела.

Девушка.

Ей радио-эфир приветы передал,

Заказаные ею cамою же себе.

Засмотреный до дыр c картинками журнал

В пустой квартире млеет cаму себя любя.

Кого-то ждёт вокзал, кого-то ждут домой.

Её никто не ждёт, не хочет её тело!

Не проще ли сказать, ей проще быть немой,

Когда она прийдёт, а девушка созрела!

А девушка созрела, созрела.

А девушка созрела.

Девушка.

Кого-то ждёт вокзал, кого-то ждут домой.

Её никто не ждёт, не хочет её тело!

Не проще ли сказать, ей проще быть немой,

Когда она прийдёт, а девушка созрела!

А девушка созрела, а девушка созрела.

А девушка созрела.

Созрела.

Созрела.

Созрела.

Девушка созрела. Девушка созрела.

А девушка созрела.

Созрела.

Созрела.

Созрела.

Созрела.

In the song "Sozrela" (Ripened), Zemfira paints a portrait of a girl going through a difficult period of loneliness and unrequited love.

The opening lines "The girl’s been drunk for days on end. Head over heels in love with someone else’s charm" immediately plunge us into an atmosphere of despair and hopelessness. The heroine seeks oblivion in alcohol, trying to drown out the pain of unrequited feelings. The phrase "in love with someone else's charm" suggests that the object of her affection is unavailable, possibly already in a relationship.

The green wave covering the girl's shadow symbolizes the transience and elusiveness of happiness that she is desperately trying to hold on to. The blurred kiss, remembered only by her jaw, is a metaphor for departed love, leaving behind only a bitter aftertaste.

The chorus "Someone's waiting at the station, someone's expected home. No one’s waiting for her, no one wants her body" emphasizes the heroine's loneliness and feeling of being unwanted. The world around her lives its own life, people rush about their business, and she is left alone with her pain.

The recurring phrase "The girl has ripened" is ambiguous. On the one hand, it may indicate the heroine reaching a certain age when she is expected to start a family and have children. On the other hand, "ripened" can be interpreted as her readiness for change, for a new stage in life.

The image of the radio broadcasting greetings ordered by the heroine herself is a metaphor for self-deception. The girl creates the illusion of being wanted and happy, surrounding herself with empty gestures of attention.

The final lines of the song boil down to the endlessly repeating "Ripened". This can be interpreted as a cry of despair, a plea for help, an assertion of her own significance in a world where no one notices her.