Intro/Berlin
Adna Lyrics

Adna's song Intro/Berlin opens with the lyrics "Meet me where heaven marries the ocean". She sets the scene for the listener, inviting them into a place where two seemingly opposite elements come together in a spectacular way. This magical place seems almost out of reach for the singer when she sings "I know I won't ever be yours, therefore, neither, no one else". Here, the listener begins to understand that the lyrics are not merely describing a physical location, but rather a metaphor for the emotional connection between two people. The singer acknowledges that the relationship she yearns for is unattainable, but she still finds solace in imagining their love as something pure and free - "But I think of us as birds."

The second verse continues with the same theme of longing and unfulfilled desire. Adna paints a picture of two people who are "working outside our bodies", suggesting that they are trying to push beyond the physical realm to connect on a deeper level. However, they are constantly "being smothered by the sides", perhaps referring to external forces (such as societal expectations or personal fears) that prevent them from fully realizing their love for each other. Despite the melancholic tone of the lyrics and the somber melody, there is still a sense of hope and beauty in the imagery of birds flying free amidst the heaviness of the world around them.