Blossom
Omer Kringel Lyrics
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appeared in the land the time of singing arrived
turtle doves are heard, heard in our land.
Clap it on you mind clap clap
clap it on you mind just clap
clap it on you mind until you got it.
the time of dancing arrived,
turtle doves not fly
flyin' in our land.
Clap it on you mind clap clap
clap it on you mind just clap
clap it on you mind until you got it.
Courge has appeared in the land
the time of loving arrived
turtledove not sur,
sur in every land.
The lyrics of Omer Kringel's song "Blossom" convey a sense of joy and anticipation as nature and emotions awaken. The opening line, "Blossom have appeared in the land the time of singing arrived," suggests the arrival of spring and the blooming of flowers, symbolizing new beginnings and growth. This sets a backdrop for the following verses.
The mention of "turtle doves" being heard in our land signifies the return of harmonious sounds, representing peace and tranquility. It implies that with the arrival of this new season, there is a shift towards a more positive and uplifting atmosphere. The repetition of "clap it on your mind" serves as a mantra, encouraging the listener to embrace this change and internalize the positivity in order to fully grasp its essence.
The second verse highlights the restoration of rivers in the land and the arrival of the time of dancing. This evokes a sense of movement, fluidity, and celebration. The absence of flying turtle doves in our land indicates that they have found a sense of groundedness, no longer needing to escape but instead enjoying their surroundings.
The final verse showcases the emergence of courage in the land, coinciding with the arrival of the time of loving. This suggests the opening up of hearts and the willingness to be vulnerable and connect with others. The phrase "turtledove not sur, sur in every land" reflects the idea that love is not restricted to specific places, but rather spreads across every land, transcending boundaries.
Overall, "Blossom" portrays a hopeful and vibrant message of embracing change, finding inner harmony, and embracing love.
Line by Line Meaning
Blossom have, appeared in the land the time of singing arrived
The arrival of spring brings blossoms to the land, and it is a time for singing and rejoicing.
Turtle doves are heard, heard in our land.
The sweet sounds of turtle doves can be heard throughout our land.
Clap it on you mind clap clap
Immerse yourself in the joyful rhythm and energy of the song, let it resonate in your mind.
Clap it on you mind just clap
Keep clapping and internalizing the positive vibes and uplifting message of the song.
Clap it on you mind until you got it.
Continue clapping and embracing the song's meaning until you fully understand and appreciate it.
Rivers are restored in the land, the time of dancing arrived
With the arrival of spring, rivers are rejuvenated and it becomes a time for dancing and celebration.
Turtle doves not fly flyin' in our land.
The turtle doves peacefully dwell in our land, not needing to migrate or fly away.
Courage has appeared in the land, the time of loving arrived
A sense of courage and bravery emerges in the land, and it is a time for embracing love and compassion.
Turtledove not sur, sur in every land.
The turtledove is not bound by barriers and can freely soar and sing its song of love in every part of the world.
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Written by: Omer Kringel
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