A Celebration
Le Loup Lyrics


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Hold, hold, hold until the summer,
when the walls are gold, and the halls are clear.
(can you see the sunrise?)
It makes me cry, because it looks so fine.
(could you love such violence?)
It hurts my eyes, but it breaks the silence.

Go, go, go into the summer,
when the walls are gold and the halls are clear.
(can you feel a heartbeat?)
It makes me cry, because it feels so fine.
(could you be so helpless?)
I’ll trade my heart for someone else’s.

Mornings, I can’t barely stand
The weight of meaning slows my breathing.




Water’s water, land is land,
but neither’s either by the evening

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Le Loup's song, "A Celebration," revolve around summer and the feelings it brings. The lyrics first mention waiting for summer when the walls are gold and the halls are clear. The gold walls and clear halls represent the brightness and positivity that come with summer. The singer then asks if the listener can see the sunrise, which is a symbol of a new beginning and hope, but also acknowledges the violence that sometimes accompanies such changes.


In the second verse, the lyrics talk about going into the summer and feeling the heartbeat. The heartbeat represents vitality and energy that come with this season, and it makes the singer cry because it feels so fine. However, there is also a sense of helplessness as the singer trades their heart for someone else's.


The third and final verse of the song takes a different tone. The singer mentions how they can't stand the weight of meaning in the mornings, and how water and land don't matter as much by evening. It could be interpreted as feeling overwhelmed by the meaning and purpose of life, but also how things can change rapidly from one moment to another.


Overall, the lyrics of "A Celebration" convey a mix of emotions - hope, joy, helplessness, and overwhelming feelings.


Line by Line Meaning

Hold, hold, hold until the summer, when the walls are gold, and the halls are clear.
Wait patiently until the season of brightness arrives, when the surroundings are shining and empty.


(can you see the sunrise?) It makes me cry, because it looks so fine.
The beauty of the sunrise is overwhelming and brings tears to my eyes.


(could you love such violence?) It hurts my eyes, but it breaks the silence.
Although the dawn may be harsh and sudden, it has the power to break the stillness and bring change.


Go, go, go into the summer, when the walls are gold and the halls are clear.
Come along and seize the bright season, when the surroundings are shining and empty.


(can you feel a heartbeat?) It makes me cry, because it feels so fine.
The sensation of a heartbeat is moving and intense, and brings tears of joy to my eyes.


(could you be so helpless?) I’ll trade my heart for someone else’s.
Feeling powerless and out of control, I would gladly give up my own heart to trade for a different one.


Mornings, I can’t barely stand The weight of meaning slows my breathing.
In the mornings, I am overwhelmed by the significance of life to the point of being unable to function normally.


Water’s water, land is land, but neither’s either by the evening
Although in daylight water and land are distinguishable, at night they blend together and lose their defining features.




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