Barbara Pravi says the “Voilà” lyrics are a call to accept her as she is
“Listen to me, the wannabe singer…”
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Why am I a stranger here? Gjon’s Tears’ “Répondez-moi” lyrics tackle big questions about man’s destiny
“Why am I a stranger here?”
The “Fai rumore” lyrics force Diodato to contend with the unbearable silence at the end of a love story
“I can’t stand this unnatural silence between you and me”
Forgive or kill? Arilena Ara battles intense emotions in the “Shaj” lyrics
“I can’t keep up, it is dragging me in”
“Heaven” is in Montenegro: D mol’s lyrics capture the “insatiable moments when you’re falling in love”
The magic of falling in love
Take refuge in me! The “Sebi” lyrics showcase Zala & Gasper’s unbreakable bond
“The same tears and the same fear bind us”
Return to your land: Jonida Maliqi laments the Albanian emigration crisis in “Ktheju Tokës” lyrics
“You left a heart behind”
She got me! Luca Hänni’s Eurovision lyrics use “dirty dancing” as a metaphor for living your best life
“She let her body talk, she make the party stop…”
Turn this war into art! Roko’s “The Dream” reminds listeners of their power to persevere
“A dream as beautiful as it is extreme”
Your face is all I’ve got! Sarah McTernan’s “22” lyrics portray a woman obsessed with her ex
He might want to take out a restraining order
A hard price to pay: Ester Peony’s “On a Sunday” captures the madness of a woman who just can’t move on
“The smoke…it’s still in my veins”
You are gonna “Like It”! ZENA lets her man know he can’t escape in her uptempo love song
“It feels crazy and a little wild”
Raise your voice! Tamara Todevska tells us the “Proud” lyrics are “for everyone told to put their head down”
The Macedonian singer unpacks the lyrics
I am yours! The “Kruna” lyrics help Nevena Božovic tell her beloved he is her everything
“The look of my love, the only thing that calms my soul”
“At last I feel proud” — Srbuk’s “Walking Out” lyrics show a woman taking control of her life
“Whatever I’ve built I’m gonna burn down”
Miki’s “La venda” lyrics call on us to remove the “blindfold” of prejudice
Much more than a party song