Zanzibar
Zanzibar Lyrics

Zanzibar's self-titled song is about wanting to escape from the mundanity of life and go on a journey with someone. The first verse speaks about being noticed by someone special, and taking them on an adventure. The second line, "Elviszlek magammal, várjál, csak egy perc" translates to "I'll take you with me, just wait a minute". The lyrics convey a sense of urgency in doing something new and exciting with someone, as time is of the essence. The third line, "Ezerszer meggondoltad, most érzed, jön az idő" means "you've thought about it a thousand times, now you feel like it's time". There's an acknowledgement that taking the first step towards change is always the hardest. The final line of the chorus, "Ha változni kell, változtatni sohase késő" means "if change is necessary, don't ever hesitate to make the change". The song encourages the listener to take a leap of faith and embrace new experiences for personal growth and fulfilment.

The second verse transitions to the singer's personal reflection of escaping the reality and the desire to travel. The lines "Az adósom vagy, az adódod vagyok" translate to "I owe you, and you owe me". It showcases the idea that the actions we take impact not only ourselves but also the people around us. The lyrics are introspective and emphasize self-realization in coming to terms with one's place in the world.

In the bridge, the singer describes the places they have seen and the possibilities that await them. "Láttam tengert, völgyeket s hegyet" translates to "I've seen the sea, valleys, and mountains". The power of imagination is highlighted in the line, "És ha majd arról álmodsz, utazzunk, te + én" which means "And if you dream about it, let's travel, you and I". The bridge concludes with the line "Gondolj rá, ott lehetnénk Zanzibar szigetén" which translates to "Think about it, we could be on Zanzibar Island". The song title is a reference to the island off the coast of Tanzania, which is a popular tourist destination for its exotic beaches and culture.