Sharazan

Albano Carrisi's song 'Sharazan' is a poetic exploration of dreams, freedom, and love. The lyrics take us on a journey from childhood fantasies to adult realities, all while maintaining a sense of wonder and longing. The song begins with the narrator reminiscing about their childhood dreams of heroes and sailors, symbolizing a yearning for adventure and freedom. This sets the stage for the central theme of the song: the pursuit of an idealized form of happiness and love, represented by the mythical place 'Sharazan'.

As the song progresses, the narrator reveals that the child within has grown into an adult who has found love. The lyrics 'La bambina che era in me ora è donna insieme a te' (The girl who was in me is now a woman with you) signify a transformation and a realization of those childhood dreams through the love they have found. The repeated mention of 'Sharazan' serves as a metaphor for this ideal state of happiness and fulfillment, a paradise where dreams and reality converge.

The chorus emphasizes the desire to 'fly' and 'dream together,' suggesting that true happiness and love are found in shared experiences and mutual aspirations. 'Sharazan' is depicted as a timeless place of eternal summer and joy, a sanctuary where love is always in bloom. The imagery of 'blue wings to fly' and 'discovering a place to love' further reinforces the idea of love as a liberating and elevating force. In essence, 'Sharazan' is not just a place but a state of being, where love and happiness are intertwined, offering a sense of freedom and eternal bliss.