Wish On a Star

Lena Katina's 'Wish On a Star' is a poignant exploration of longing and the complexities of love. The song opens with the artist stepping out to get some air, a metaphor for seeking clarity amidst emotional turmoil. The repeated line 'I could get used to this' suggests a reluctant acceptance of the pain and confusion that love can bring. This ambivalence is further highlighted by the internal struggle between fighting these feelings and the inability to let them go, capturing the essence of a love that is both tormenting and irresistible.

The chorus, where Katina wishes on a star to freeze time, underscores a deep desire to hold onto a fleeting moment of happiness. The idea of turning back time and crossing lines to claim a lost love speaks to the lengths one might go to reclaim what was once cherished. This yearning is not just for the person but for the emotional connection that seems to transcend time and space. The imagery of meeting on the 'other side' suggests a hope for reconciliation or a reunion in a different realm, adding a layer of mysticism to the narrative.

Throughout the song, the recurring theme of getting used to the pain and confusion of love reflects a resigned acceptance of its complexities. The lines 'Can’t you see, how you’re tormenting me' and 'You’ve gone deep inside of me' reveal the depth of emotional impact the subject has on the artist. This torment is not just a source of pain but also a part of her identity, something she feels she could eventually get used to. Lena Katina's emotive delivery and the lyrical content create a powerful depiction of love's enduring and often painful grip on the heart.