Nocturne
Ana Roxanne Lyrics


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And through the night
A light shines
And clouds fill the sky

And though the world sleeps
My eyes are wide
And for your name
My heart cries




Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Ana Roxanne's song "Nocturne" depict the feeling of restlessness and longing. The first line "And through the night, a light shines" can be interpreted as a symbol of hope in the midst of darkness. The second line "And clouds fill the sky" can represent a sense of uncertainty and confusion. The following lines "And though the world sleeps, my eyes are wide" suggest that the singer is unable to find rest or peace despite the world being at rest.


The final line "And for your name, my heart cries" reveals that the singer's restlessness is due to thinking about someone they deeply care about. The song is a beautiful and melancholic piece that evokes a strong emotional response in the listener. Overall, the lyrics are a testament to the power of love and how it can keep us awake and yearning for someone.


Line by Line Meaning

And through the night
In the darkness of the night,


A light shines
I see a glimmer or a ray of light shining somewhere, perhaps from the stars or the moon or some distant lamp post.


And clouds fill the sky
Although the sky is dark, clouds obscure what little light there is and give a sense of weight or heaviness to the atmosphere.


And though the world sleeps
While everyone else is sleeping and the world is at rest,


My eyes are wide
I cannot sleep or rest; my eyes are open and alert.


And for your name
I am calling out to someone, perhaps a lover or friend, or a distant memory of someone important to me.


My heart cries
My emotions are intense and my heart is heavy with longing or sadness, as I yearn for the presence of that person.




Writer(s): Ana Roxanne

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