Audèths

Alidè Sans' song 'Audèths' is a poetic exploration of the mind's freedom and the beauty of inner peace. The title, which translates to 'Birds' in English, sets the tone for the song's central metaphor: thoughts and verses as birds. The imagery of birds flying freely represents the liberation of the mind and the fluidity of thoughts. Sans sits in her chair, observing these birds, symbolizing her introspective state and the tranquility she finds in her own thoughts.

The lyrics delve into the concept of peace, a state that many people long for. Sans suggests that this peace has finally arrived, and she feels confident in her perception of it. The world continues to turn, just as our minds do, filled with thoughts and verses. Each verse is a bird, and each bird creates a verse, illustrating the continuous and interconnected nature of our thoughts. This cyclical imagery emphasizes the harmony and balance within our minds when we achieve inner peace.

Sans also touches on the transient nature of time and the fear of losing moments of happiness. She describes the hours spent with a loved one and the inevitability of time moving forward. The fear that everything might end one day is a poignant reminder of the impermanence of life. However, the song's recurring theme of the bird's song as the greatest pleasure suggests that finding joy in the present moment and within our own minds is the key to true contentment. The song encourages listeners to embrace their thoughts, find peace within themselves, and cherish the fleeting moments of happiness.