A dins
ferran palau Lyrics

The lyrics of Ferran Palau's "A dins" contemplate the birth of a new day and the ability of the morning to dispel the darkness of the night. The song explores the idea of renewal through the imagery of sunrise and the metaphorical "poison apple" that represents the negative aspects of life that we must confront and overcome. The first two lines of the song ("Surt el matí i trenca l'aurora/Trenca l'aurora quan surt el matí") translate to "The morning comes out and breaks the dawn/Breaks the dawn when the morning comes out." These lines set the tone for the rest of the song, emphasizing the transformative power of the morning.

The following lines ("Heus aquí el dia que neix a trenc d'alba/Quina és la poma que porta el verí") translate to "Here is the day that is born at dawn/What is the apple that carries the poison." The "apple" in this context could represent any negative force that we encounter in life that has the potential to poison or harm us. The next verse ("Deu ser el perfum de les margarides/Les malalties que haurem de guarir/De tant verí vas caure dormida/Baixa la febre i puja el matí") explores the idea that sometimes we must confront these negative forces, represented by the poisonous apple, in order to move forward and heal. The imagery of the "perfume of daisies" suggests the beauty that can be found in life, even amid hardships.

The chorus repeats the lines "La matinada serà un matí/La nit s'acaba però se'm queda a dins/Se'm queda a dins, a dins, a dins." The repetition emphasizes the internal struggle of the singer, who is wrestling with the lingering effects of the night even as the morning begins to take hold. The song suggests that, although renewal and rebirth are possible, they are not always simple or easy processes.