This is a song originally written in Russian, and it has a completely different meaning. I would've loved to type the Russian version but I unfortunately don't speak or read the language. However, here is the translation of the Russian lyrics:
"Heaven in Europe" by Alexander Rybak
Again in the way the sky is calling
heart in the chest the violin sings
and walking along the boulevards capitals
songs of my love w/o borders
london, osio, berlin, moscow
I sing and live for you
europes skies are crying rain
that means you're still waiting for me
far far away day and night
my heart is in the sky, your
cities and countries like the movies
i wear a backpack behind
was the music of my fate
heart flies behind her
warsaw to kiev and amsterdam
i give my heart to you.
europes skies are crying rain
that means you're still waiting for me
far far away day and night
my heart is in the sky, your
repeat
of course this translation doesn't make any grammatical sense, but you can easily rearrange the words and fill in the blanks. These lyrics also make the music video make more sense. I think it has more meaning in the Russian, version, honestly. Both lyrics are good, though.
This is a song originally written in Russian, and it has a completely different meaning. I would've loved to type the Russian version but I unfortunately don't speak or read the language. However, here is the translation of the Russian lyrics:
"Heaven in Europe" by Alexander Rybak
Again in the way the sky is calling heart in the chest the violin sings and walking along the boulevards capitals songs of my love w/o borders london, osio, berlin, moscow I sing and live for you
europes skies are crying rain that means you're still waiting for me far far away day and night my heart is in the sky, your
cities and countries like the movies i wear a backpack behind was the music of my fate heart flies behind her warsaw to kiev and amsterdam i give my heart to you.
europes skies are crying rain that means you're still waiting for me far far away day and night my heart is in the sky, your
repeat
of course this translation doesn't make any grammatical sense, but you can easily rearrange the words and fill in the blanks. These lyrics also make the music video make more sense. I think it has more meaning in the Russian, version, honestly. Both lyrics are good, though.