Sirens of the Caspian
Sevdaliza Lyrics

The lyrics to Sevdaliza's song "Sirens of the Caspian" tells a story of a sailor boy who is being lured by a siren. The siren is circling around him, tempting him with her silence that is rippling after before. The sailor boy kisses her to stay wide awake, but then pleads with her to stay away. He knows that the siren's song could lead him to his death, but he is still drawn to her. The chorus repeats "Hey, hey! Oh, what a ship we sail!" emphasizing the danger and the excitement of the situation. The sailor boy realizes that he and the siren are sinful creatures, born to recreate and ultimately away, away, away from the safety of land.

The lyrics in "Sirens of the Caspian" strongly suggests that the siren is a symbol of temptation or seduction, drawing the sailor boy towards a dangerous path. The use of repetition in the chorus reinforces the idea that the sailors are aware of the danger, but they are still willing to take the risk. The lyrics tell a story of a struggle between resistance and submission, and how easily humans can be swayed by their desires. The song can also be interpreted as a metaphor for the dangers of addiction, as the sailor boy is drawn into a dangerous situation by his desires, knowing that he might lose his life.