In March 2014 he released his first solo record How Can We Be Joyful in a World Full of Knowledge, after having colaborated in some other musical projects in the preceding years. Mixing several music styles, Bruno Pernadas' work ranges from Jazz to Pop and Electronic music.
Problem Number 6
Bruno Pernadas Lyrics
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On this old mountain blue
On this old mountain blue...
On this old mountain blue
On this old mountain... blue
Long ago as I was told
Never trust a déjà vu
How would you know?
That I′ll be lost without you
Lost without you
How would you know?
How could you know?
That I'll be lost without you
The lyrics to Bruno Pernadas's song PROBLEM NUMBER 6 are rich in imagery and emotion. The repeated use of the phrase "On this old mountain blue" sets the scene for a sense of isolation and loneliness. The lyrics then go on to expound on the idea of trust and the consequences of not having trust in someone. The line "Long ago as I was told, Never trust a déjà vu" is particularly poignant as it suggests that the singer has been burned by someone they trusted in the past and now has trouble trusting even their own intuition.
The theme of loss and the fear of being lost without someone is also present in the lyrics. The lines "How would you know? How could you know? That I'll be lost without you" convey a sense of vulnerability and reliance on another person. The use of repetition in the lyrics, from the repeated phrase "On this old mountain blue" to the repeated questions about being lost, adds to the overall somber and introspective mood of the song.
Overall, the lyrics to PROBLEM NUMBER 6 are a reflection on trust, loss, and the fear of being alone. The imagery is evocative and the emotions are raw, making for a powerful interpretation of these themes.
Line by Line Meaning
On this old mountain
In this familiar place where I have been before
On this old mountain blue
In this place of sadness and melancholy
On this old mountain blue...
Continuing to feel down in this familiar place
On this old mountain blue
Still feeling sad in this familiar place
On this old mountain... blue
The familiarity of this place amplifies my sadness
Long ago as I was told
A piece of wisdom that was passed down to me
Never trust a déjà vu
Don't rely too much on your intuition based on past experiences
How would you know?
Questioning how much someone else can truly understand your situation
How could you know?
Stressing the difficulty of truly understanding someone else's situation
That I'll be lost without you
Expressing the importance and dependence on another person
Lost without you
Feeling truly adrift and alone without the other person
How would you know?
Questioning how much someone else can truly understand your situation
How could you know?
Stressing the difficulty of truly understanding someone else's situation
That I'll be lost without you
Expressing the importance and dependence on another person
Contributed by Avery B. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
Joanna
forget it... jaja
Joanna
where are the lyrics of problem number 6?