Thanks for posting this song. I really want to know what it means... and have no clue. Many places you look online you will find the lyric as:
"Noria, where have you gone..."
I am not sure if this is correct or not, but to me, it REALLY does not sound like the syllables on the track when you listen.
If I had to guess... and I'm not even making this an interpretation at this point, I would say this song has some element of a lost love. It sounds distant and mysterious.
I know this is sort of abstract... but underwater, sounds travel farther than in the air. I get the sense that this person feels connected to their love despite the distance. She sounds at peace at times.
It seems also as though she is wondering if that person still thinks about her... I think she says "wondering whatever in the morning you think..." but I am not positive. To her, the person is obviously cherished and sacred... so she sings "Holy-a..."
Would like to get some other ideas about this. Maybe info is posted online I haven't looked hard.
Thanks for posting this song. I really want to know what it means... and have no clue. Many places you look online you will find the lyric as:
"Noria, where have you gone..."
I am not sure if this is correct or not, but to me, it REALLY does not sound like the syllables on the track when you listen.
If I had to guess... and I'm not even making this an interpretation at this point, I would say this song has some element of a lost love. It sounds distant and mysterious.
I know this is sort of abstract... but underwater, sounds travel farther than in the air. I get the sense that this person feels connected to their love despite the distance. She sounds at peace at times.
It seems also as though she is wondering if that person still thinks about her... I think she says "wondering whatever in the morning you think..." but I am not positive. To her, the person is obviously cherished and sacred... so she sings "Holy-a..."
Would like to get some other ideas about this. Maybe info is posted online I haven't looked hard.