O Ilios
Glykeria Lyrics


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Ήλιε μ' που βγαίνεισ το πρωί
Και το ντουνιά ζεσταίνεισ
Μένα γιατί μ' αρνήθηκεσ

Σαν το δεντρί μαραίνομαι
Σαν φύλλο κιτρινίζω
Χωρίσ εσένα ήλιε μου
Μια χαραυγή αχ μαύρη χαραυγή




Στο σκότοσ θα πεθάνω
Κι εσύ θα παίζεισ θα γελάσ

Overall Meaning

These lyrics are from Glykeria's song "O Ilios" (The Sun). The song expresses the singer's longing and pain caused by the absence of their loved one. The sun is used as a metaphor for the person they desire, representing warmth, light, and vital energy in their life. The first verse starts with the singer addressing the sun, expressing their disappointment and confusion as to why it has denied them. The second verse continues with the singer comparing their own state to that of a withering tree and yellowing leaves, emphasizing their decline and sorrow in the absence of their loved one. The chorus adds to the overall melancholic tone, describing a dark dawn where the singer feels they will die in darkness while the sun continues to play and laugh.


Overall, these lyrics evoke feelings of longing, heartache, and despair caused by the absence of a loved one. The sun serves as a symbol of both light and love, making its absence deeply felt by the singer.


Line by Line Meaning

Ήλιε μ' που βγαίνεισ το πρωί
Oh sun, who rises in the morning


Και το ντουνιά ζεσταίνεισ
And warms up the world


Μένα γιατί μ' αρνήθηκεσ
Why have you denied me


Σαν το δεντρί μαραίνομαι
I wither like a tree


Σαν φύλλο κιτρινίζω
I turn yellow like a leaf


Χωρίσ εσένα ήλιε μου
Without you, my sun


Μια χαραυγή αχ μαύρη χαραυγή
A dawn, oh black dawn


Στο σκότοσ θα πεθάνω
I will die in darkness


Κι εσύ θα παίζεισ θα γελάσ
And you, you will play and laugh




Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS

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