Feggari Mou
Kostas Makedonas Lyrics

The song "Feggari Mou" by Kostas Makedonas is a melancholic and emotional plea directed at the moon. The singer implores the moon not to show itself that night and instead come and hide in their clouds. The singer's heart is broken and cannot bear the weight of a kiss, which indicates a deep emotional pain that may have come from a failed relationship or personal loss.

In the second verse, the singer only wants the moon to come down to earth during dawn and witness a body that has been taken by the angels. This line is ambiguous as it can be interpreted in several ways. It can be seen as the singer referring to someone who passed away and is now in heaven with the angels or it can be seen as a metaphor for someone who has metaphorically died (suffered a significant loss or heartbreak). The line 'how the angels took it' can be interpreted as either how the passing was peaceful and serene or how the thing they lost was so precious that only the chosen ones (angels) could take care of it.

The song's melancholic and sad tone is appropriate for its lyrics, which reflect the pain and sorrow of loss. The plea to the moon and the vivid use of metaphors serve as a powerful image for the grief and the longing for the lost thing.