Весна
Валерий Курас Lyrics

The lyrics of Валерий Курас's song "Весна" beautifully capture the essence of spring and its transformative power on the singer's emotions and outlook on life. The opening stanza sets the scene of a frosty morning with black tea growing cold on the balcony, and the gentle icicles melting like tears, evoking a sense of melancholy. The repetition of "А сосулек ласковые тают слезы, навевая светлую печаль" further emphasizes the delicate, bittersweet nature of the season.

As the song progresses, the singer addresses their mother, expressing the overwhelming feelings of being in love, passionate, and slightly intoxicated by the arrival of spring. The mention of a hockey match nearby and the playful image of adults in their thirties and mid-thirties skating on the ice adds a touch of nostalgia and whimsy to the narrative. The singer's intention to join in and play, sending the puck shooting across the ice, symbolizes a playful and carefree spirit awakened by the season.

The lyrics delve deeper into the singer's romantic fervor, describing their gestures of buying roses and peonies, sending silly text messages, and sneaking out to climb onto the balcony of their beloved at night, wishing to die from sheer happiness. This intense and almost obsessive infatuation with spring and love is palpable in the lines "И от счастья умереть хочу", portraying a yearning for a love so profound that it feels all-consuming and overwhelming.

In the final stanza, the singer acknowledges their mother's gentle scolding, suggesting that if their life were any different, they might have succumbed to despair and climbed the walls out of longing. This reflection on the transformative power of spring and love, intertwined with a sense of rebellion against societal expectations, culminates in a renewed sense of vitality and a celebration of the intoxicating rush of emotions that the season brings. The repetition of "Мама, мама, это все весна" emphasizes the cyclical nature of seasons and emotions, underscoring the eternal renewal and rejuvenation that spring symbolizes.