Paradise To Share

Giolì & Assia's song 'Paradise To Share' delves into the profound emotional turmoil that follows the end of a deeply significant relationship. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the narrator's struggle to cope with the loss of a love that once defined their entire existence. The opening lines, 'I started again to feel something / I tried again to hide those feelings,' suggest an internal battle between acknowledging the pain and attempting to suppress it. This sets the stage for a narrative that is both introspective and heart-wrenching.

The metaphor of a lullaby in 'Like a lullaby my heart was singing / Some sweet rhymes before go sleeping' evokes a sense of comfort and peace that the narrator once felt. However, this tranquility is shattered by the realization that there is 'just nothing after you.' The repetition of 'Oh, oh, oh' throughout the song underscores the sense of despair and helplessness. The chorus, 'You were all my rules / You were all I cared / You were all my gods / But now there's no paradise to share,' encapsulates the depth of the narrator's devotion and the subsequent void left by the absence of their partner.

The imagery of a hurricane in 'In my own world that was just a game / You crashed like a hurricane' highlights the sudden and destructive impact of the breakup. The narrator's acknowledgment that 'music couldn't help' reflects the limitations of art in mending a broken heart. The song's title, 'Paradise To Share,' is a poignant reminder of the lost utopia that the narrator once shared with their partner. This paradise, now unattainable, symbolizes the ultimate loss and the end of a cherished chapter in the narrator's life.