Agape
Ewelina Flinta Lyrics

The opening lines of Ewelina Flinta’s song Agape convey a mixed sense of intimacy and distance. The singer acknowledges the closeness between herself and her partner but also acknowledges a barrier, an unbridgeable gap that separates them. The line “Nie wejdzie nikt” (“No one can enter”) emphasizes this distance, as if the two are inhabiting a private world that no one else can breach. The singer’s reluctance to open up to others is clear in the next line, as she imagines herself refusing to “uchylić drzwi” (“open the door”) before someone else.

The lyrics go on to suggest that words aren’t necessary between the two, as they can understand each other’s thoughts and emotions without speaking. It’s unclear what has caused the gap between them or why the singer is hesitant to let others into their world, but the overriding message is one of closeness despite distance. As the song progresses, the singer expresses a desire to be even closer to her partner, to breathe the same air and feel their presence beside her. However, she also warns that they must be mindful of the boundaries between their souls and their bodies, suggesting a need for caution and respect even as they grow closer.