Noraezean

Hesian's song 'Noraezean' delves deep into the themes of emotional desolation, existential wandering, and the struggle for meaning. The lyrics, sung in Basque, paint a vivid picture of a cold and alien past, where the protagonist feels small and weak, yearning to be significant. The imagery of a small star trying to be big underlines the feeling of inadequacy and the desire for growth and recognition.

The song speaks of a loveless path, a difficult journey with no clear destination. The protagonist's soul feels dead, searching for a word, dancing with the moon. This metaphorical dance with the moon suggests a longing for connection and understanding in a world that feels distant and unresponsive. The desire to escape without questioning why highlights a deep-seated need to break free from the current state of confusion and aimlessness.

As the song progresses, it touches on the future as a distant peak, with lights that have gone out, symbolizing lost hope and direction. The feelings are described as barren lies born in black and white, indicating a sense of disillusionment and emotional numbness. The recurring theme of loneliness, which becomes the protagonist's master, and the harsh experiences that await, ready to drown in tears, further emphasize the depth of despair and the arduous journey ahead. The song captures the essence of being lost, both physically and emotionally, since the moment the significant other appeared, leaving the protagonist in a state of perpetual wandering.