Life

Zivert's song 'Life' is a vibrant celebration of the intense emotions and experiences that come with love and living in the moment. The lyrics convey a sense of longing and fulfillment, as the singer expresses how the presence of a loved one brings a unique kind of joy and passion. The repetition of the lines 'Every time you’re here I can love' and 'Don’t you know I've been waiting so long' emphasizes the deep yearning and the profound impact that the loved one's presence has on the singer's life. This recurring theme of waiting and the subsequent euphoria when the wait is over highlights the importance of cherishing the moments spent with loved ones.

The Russian verses add another layer of meaning, reflecting on the choices we make and the lessons we learn from life's experiences. Phrases like 'Eta layf v kayf, kogda ty sdelal vybor sam' (This life is a pleasure when you make your own choices) and 'Kogda v ozhogakh tolk, ved' dlya tebya eto urok' (When in burns, it's a lesson for you) suggest a philosophy of embracing life's ups and downs as part of the journey. The lyrics encourage living authentically and finding joy in the present, even when faced with challenges.

The song also touches on the idea of seizing opportunities and not letting life pass by. The line 'Zholtyy svetofor — posledniy shans na tapku v pol' (Yellow traffic light — the last chance to floor it) metaphorically represents the urgency to take action and make the most of the fleeting moments. This sense of urgency is balanced with a call for introspection, as seen in 'Yesli vse vokrug ne te — poishchi v sebe' (If everything around is not right — look within yourself). Zivert's 'Life' is a dynamic anthem that encourages listeners to embrace love, make bold choices, and find happiness in the present moment.