Už Ežero

Už Ežero is a Lithuanian folk song about a sorrowful orphan girl, originating from the Middle Ages, which is sung sticking to the ancient singing tradition. Už Ežero by KRGKGM has a melancholic and nostalgic tone. The lyrics explore the feeling of loss and the absence of loved ones. The song is centered around a lake where the narrator wanders to find solace and reflect on their emotions. The fire burning and sparks falling represent the fleetingness of life and the transience of the moments we experience.
The lines "Man siratai, Ašarėlės" which translates to "My heart, my tears" reinforce the emotional weight of the song. The narrator reflects on the absence of their father and mother, and how painful it is to exist without them. The repetition of "sunku" which translates to "hard" emphasizes the overwhelming feeling of emptiness and the struggle to cope with it.
The narrator finds solace in the sounds of nature, the singing of birds, and the rustling of leaves. The "Gegutėlė" or cuckoo bird represents hope and comfort that life goes on, even in the face of loss.
Overall, Už Ežero conveys a sense of longing, sorrow, and acceptance of loss. The song is a reminder that life is fleeting, and the memories of our loved ones live on through us.
Category:Songs
Category:Singles
Category:Folkloras