Kuutamolla
Tommi Läntinen Lyrics

The lyrics of Tommi Läntinen's song Kuutamolla are a poignant portrayal of unrequited love and longing. The song depicts the singer's yearning to be with someone he loves, who is waiting for him at home while he stands outside, in the cold beneath her window. The opening lines of the song describe how the singer was hit in the head with a hammer while standing by a statue of three blacksmiths, with the girl he loves walking past him. Despite this painful memory, he is still deeply in love with her and later suggests they go to the movies together to be alone, but her father will be waiting for her at the door when they return. The chorus repeats the theme of the singer's loneliness and the cold night air beneath the moon, as he is left longing for a relationship that seems unattainable.

The lyrics are filled with vivid imagery and powerful emotions, making it easy to empathize with the singer's plight, and his feeling of isolation and dejection. The imagery of a cold, rainy night, and the contrast between the bright lights of the cinema or the TV in the girl's house makes the singer's emotions even more palpable. The repetition of the chorus reinforces the idea that this is a feeling that is repeatedly felt and that the singer is trapped in.

Overall, the song Kuutamolla is a poignant ballad that captures the feelings of unrequited love beautifully, and paints a vivid picture of yearning and heartache.