Bittersweet
Eva Avila Lyrics

The nightingale sings a song for free
The singer compares the bird's song to her own music, suggesting that her music is just as beautiful and authentic as nature's creations.

Sounds like my own symphony
The singer feels a sense of ownership and pride in her own music, and compares it to a symphony to emphasize its complexity and beauty.

I'm almost hypnotized by the sound
The singer is deeply affected by the beauty of the music, and feels drawn in and entranced by it.

I wake up and you're not around
The singer is faced with the absence of a loved one, and feels the sorrow and loneliness that comes with it.

Here things are moving very slow
The singer feels stuck and stagnant in her current situation, and suggests that time feels slower and less productive than it should be.

Especially when it comes to letting go
The singer finds it difficult to move on from a past relationship, suggesting that it is hard for her to let go of what was once meaningful.

Never thought the situation would reach this place
The singer is surprised by the current state of events, and suggests that things have progressed in an unexpected direction.

Never thought I'd see a stranger when I see your face
The singer feels disconnected from someone who was once familiar, and suggests that the person they are now is unrecognizable.

Can't believe I feel alright 'bout walking away
The singer is surprised at her own ability to move on from the relationship, and suggests that it was a positive step for her despite the difficulties.

But I feel okay
The singer is expressing a sense of acceptance and peace about her current situation, and suggests that she is content with where she is now.

Even in defeat
The singer is acknowledging that she may have faced setbacks or difficult moments, but suggests that she has still come out on top.

It's bittersweet
The singer expresses a mixed emotion about the situation, recognizing that it has both positive and negative aspects.

One by one the walls came down it's true
The singer is referring to the gradual dissolution of a relationship, suggesting that barriers or obstacles have slowly disappeared over time.

And God knows that we built a few
The singer acknowledges that the relationship was not easy, and suggests that there were challenges that had to be overcome.

There's only one left around and that's you
The singer is still connected to the person despite the dissolution of the relationship, and suggests that they are the only one she has left in her life.

But it's left me with quite a view
The singer has gained a new perspective on life and relationships as a result of the experience, and suggests that she has grown and changed in a positive way.

Of the world that I've only seen
The singer suggests that she has gained a broader perspective on the world and her place in it as a result of this experience.

Somewhere in a magazine
The singer suggests that her previous view of the world was limited or superficial, and that she now sees things more clearly.

Every time that we come close to finding a solution
The singer is referring to attempts to reconcile or fix the broken relationship, suggesting that they have been unsuccessful in the past.

You seem to find it impossible to say
The singer is frustrated by the lack of communication or willingness to compromise on the part of the other person, suggesting that it is hindering progress.

I'll meet you halfway
The singer is expressing a willingness to compromise and work toward a solution, despite the other person's reluctance.

I just pray you'll be happy someday
The singer is expressing a sense of compassion and care for the other person, suggesting that her main concern is their happiness and well-being.