Chiara stands for more than one artist:

• Chiara Galiazzo (born on 1… Read Full Bio ↴Chiara stands for more than one artist:

• Chiara Galiazzo (born on 12 August 1986 in Padova, Italy), also known simply as Chiara, is an Italian singer. She’s the winner of the sixth series of X Factor Italy. On 8 December 2012, she released her first ep "Due Respiri".

• Chiara is a female singer who represented her home country Malta three times at the Eurovision Song contest, and is about to participate for the third time this year, with her uptempo ballad "What If We". She reached to 2nd place in 2005 with "Angel", and 3rd in 1998 with "The one that I love". And in 2009 with "What if we" finishing 22nd out of 42 songs.

• Chiara is the older half of famous Paola & Chiara, perceived in Italy as "Queens of Pop". The duo has been rocking the world of dance music since 1998, having released 5 albums, 1 greatest hits compilation and a greatest hits DVD as well. In February 2007, she released a solo project for Raising Malawi, called Nothing At All. The mini album contained the title song, and two new songs: Cool Vibration and Virgin Mary Superstar. She is currently working with her sister Paola on 6th studio album, Second Life.

• Chiara is a Dutch singer, known for her hitsingle "Nowhere to run".

The Final Countdown
Chiara Lyrics

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We're leaving together
But still it's farewell
And maybe we'll come back
To earth, who can tell?
I guess there is no one to blame
We're leaving ground
Will things ever be the same again?
It's the final countdown

We're heading for Venus and
Still we stand tall
Cause maybe they've seen us
And welcome us all
With so many light years to go
And things to be found
I'm sure that we'll all miss her so
It's the final countdown

Will things ever be the same again?
It's the final countdown

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Chiara's song "The Final Countdown" can be interpreted as a representation of a farewell or departure from Earth, possibly on a space journey to Venus or another planet. The opening lines, "We're leaving together, but still it's farewell," suggest a collective departure and a sense of uncertainty about returning. The lyrics continue, "And maybe we'll come back, to Earth, who can tell?" This line implies that the journey taken by the singer and others is highly uncertain, leaving open the possibility of never returning.

The third line, "I guess there is no one to blame," indicates that the departure is not a result of any specific fault or blame on anyone's part. It may simply be a natural course of events or a collective decision. The following line, "We're leaving ground, will things ever be the same again?" reflects a sentiment of leaving behind familiar surroundings and questioning the potential consequences of this departure. It suggests that life may never return to its previous state, as emphasized by the repetition of the line, "Will things ever be the same again?"

As the song progresses, the singer acknowledges the vastness of space and the unknown that lies ahead, singing, "With so many light years to go and things to be found." This line highlights the anticipation and curiosity surrounding the journey, as well as the vastness of the universe that awaits exploration. The following line, "I'm sure that we'll all miss her so," indicates a sense of nostalgia and longing for Earth, suggesting that despite the excitement of the new adventure, there is still a sense of attachment and sentimentality towards the planet left behind.

Overall, "The Final Countdown" can be interpreted as a song about leaving Earth for an uncertain journey, the potential irreversibility of this departure, and the mix of excitement, curiosity, and nostalgia that accompanies such a significant transition.

Line by Line Meaning

We're leaving together
We are departing as a group, united

But still it's farewell
However, it is still a goodbye

And maybe we'll come back
There's a possibility that we may return

To earth, who can tell?
It remains uncertain if we'll return to Earth

I guess there is no one to blame
I suppose no one should be held accountable

We're leaving ground
We are leaving the surface, departing from our current situation

Will things ever be the same again?
Will circumstances ever revert back to how they were before?

It's the final countdown
We are now at the conclusive, decisive moment

We're heading for Venus and
We're aiming towards the planet Venus and

Still we stand tall
Yet we remain strong and resilient

Cause maybe they've seen us
Perhaps they have noticed our presence