את לא חצי
Lea Lyrics

These lyrics from Léa's song "את לא חצי" (You Are Not Half) reflect a journey of self-discovery and empowerment.

In the first verse, Léa describes how for several years her heart beats only for someone specific. It seems that this person, who she has imagined being with, has had a significant impact on her. In high school, where emotions run intense, Léa feels every moment deeply. The lyrics suggest that she has been longing for this person and the connection they share.

In the second verse, Léa reveals that at a certain moment, she didn't hesitate to act on her feelings. However, this person she desires already knew about her emotions, and she finds herself in a vulnerable position, standing before him. The story unfolds as she explains how her wish is coming true, suggesting that her desire to be with this person is finally being fulfilled.

The chorus emphasizes the idea that this person is not just a half, not only a part of her, but a complete entity. Léa repeats the phrase "Tu n'es pas une moitié" (You are not half) several times. The repetition reinforces the notion that this person is valuable and whole, deserving to be seen as more than just a fraction. The lyrics indicate that once this understanding is reached, they can come together and dance.

In the third verse, Léa reflects on her past fears and insecurities. She admits to keeping secrets and feeling that it would be better to be alone rather than expose herself to potential rejection. She has been giving up and feels that maybe one day she will feel less inclined to do so.

The bridge of the song reiterates the journey of self-acceptance and growth that Léa has embarked on. She expresses her pride in embracing her wholeness, overcoming her fear of being complete. If this newfound confidence and empowerment inspire someone else, Léa urges them not to forget and to join her in dancing.

The final line, "את שלמה את לא חצי, וכשתביני אז תרקדי איתי" (You are complete, you are not half, and when you understand, then come dance with me), encapsulates the essence of the song. Léa celebrates embracing one's entirety and invites others to join her in experiencing the same liberation.