With her appealing voice, she caught attention of the public around 2003, right after the debut of her first album, “Rock ‘N’ Road”, which sold over 80,000 copies; a sequel came a little after the first, “Rock ‘N’ Road Again”. Both albums are covers of great hits of international pop-rock music. Danni does all the job of rearranging tracks with Rick Ferreira and Rogério Lucas, resulting in a spiced up Don’t Speak (No Doubt), filled with sensual, Caribbean timbers, and a With or Without You (U2) set in a very feminine universe.
Losing My Religion
Danni Carlos Lyrics
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Reminds me of childhood memories
Where everything was as fresh
As the bright blue sky
Now and then when I see her face
She takes me away to that special place
And if I stay there too long
Sweet child o' mine
Sweet love o' mine
She's got eyes of the bluest skies
As if they thought of rain
I hate to look into those eyes
And see an ounce of pain
Her hair reminds me of a warm safe place
Where as a child I'd hide
And pray for the thunder and the rain
To quietly pass me by
Sweet child o' mine
Sweet love o' mine
Where do we go
Where do we go now
Where do we go
Sweet child o' mine
The lyrics to Danni Carlos's song "Losing My Religion" evoke a strong sense of nostalgia and longing for a time when everything was innocent and carefree. The opening lines describe a woman who has a smile that reminds the singer of childhood memories, when everything was fresh and the sky was bright blue. The woman's smile is so powerful that it can transport the singer back to that special place, but staying there too long would cause him to break down and cry. The repetition of the phrase "sweet child o' mine" throughout the song underscores the idea that the woman represents a time when life was simpler and more joyful.
The second verse further highlights the woman's beauty and the singer's reluctance to see any pain in her eyes. Her blue eyes are compared to the sky, but the singer hates to see even a hint of sadness or hurt in them. The woman's hair is also emphasized, as it reminds the singer of a warm, safe place where he could hide during thunderstorms. Together, these images create a portrait of a woman who is beautiful, kind, and comforting - but also elusive and elusive to hold onto.
Overall, the lyrics to "Losing My Religion" suggest a deep longing for a time when life was easier and more innocent. The woman in the song represents that time and place, but also the inherent sadness and loss that comes with trying to hold onto something that can never be recaptured.
Line by Line Meaning
She's got a smile that it seems to me
The girl being referred to has a smile that gives the impression of pleasant, happy memories.
Reminds me of childhood memories
The smile gives the singer nostalgic flashbacks of childhood.
Where everything was as fresh
Those childhood times are linked with freshness and newness.
As the bright blue sky
The sky was vivid and clear during those earlier times.
Now and then when I see her face
Sometimes when the singer sees this girl's face...
She takes me away to that special place
...he gets transported mentally to that special (happy) time and place.
And if I stay there too long
However, if he stays too long in this mental realm,...
I'd probably break down and cry
...it might become overwhelming for him and lead to tears.
Sweet child o' mine
This line is a term of endearment for the girl.
Sweet love o' mine
This is another term of affection for her.
She's got eyes of the bluest skies
Moving on to another part of her appearance, the girl has blue eyes that are bright and clear like the sky.
As if they thought of rain
Her eyes seem like they are brimming with emotions, like they might cry at any moment.
I hate to look into those eyes
The singer is wary of looking too long into her eyes because...
And see an ounce of pain
...he knows he might glimpse her hidden hurt or struggles and that would bother him.
Her hair reminds me of a warm safe place
Transitioning to her hair, it gives the singer a feeling of safety and security.
Where as a child I'd hide
He used to feel safe and hide in a similar place (perhaps under a blanket or a mother's embrace) when he was younger.
And pray for the thunder and the rain
During those times, he would hope for the loud noises of thunder and rain outside to stop bothering him or scare him less.
To quietly pass me by
The ideal wish was that the loud sounds would go away without issue, as if they had never been there at all.
Where do we go
This part of the song marks a transition into more general musings about life's ultimate direction.
Where do we go now
The singer doesn't have a clear idea of where life is leading him or anyone else.
Sweet child o' mine
The refrain of the song comes back around, perhaps tying together the various thoughts with this repeated term of affection.
Contributed by Nathaniel W. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
ronmecarvalho
Todas as interpretações de DANNI são absolutamente belas
Gratia Cynthia Maia Porto
Adoro. Ela canta muito bem em Inglês e o repertório é ótimo.
Juliana Garcez
Caramba que perfeição. Amei essa música (uma das minhas preferidas) com uma voz feminina. Parabéns Danni.'
Daniel Eduardo
Muito bom! ela tem uma beleza diferente, boa presença de palco :)
Silas Alves dos Santos
Danni Carlos...
Lembro das suas músicas na minha Adolescência...
Marcou época e continua sempre atual 💓🙏🏿
dannicharles
Maravilhosa maravilhosa que cantora incríveis
dannicharles
Luz plena e abundante maravilhosa incrivel!!!!
Elisangela Freitas
Excelente cantora. Imprimi sua personalidade nas músicas.
Clarice dos Santos
Adoro sua voz e interpretação
Alex Sander
Essa música é perfeita. Considero a mais bonita que escuto na minha vida.