Seasons

The song presents the seasons as a steady cycle that accompanies a person through life. Its speaker seems to offer songs as comfort and guidance, beginning with birth and continuing while the listener spends time on earth. The mood is gentle and reassuring, though the repeated reminders that seasons change also give it a thoughtful, slightly wistful feeling.

The “summer song” that “won’t last long” suggests that warmth and happiness, like summer itself, are temporary. The wind is an image of change: it blows on, and the seasons “flow” with it. The phrase “spend your time on earth” describes being alive in a simple, reflective way. Near the end, the speaker says the listener has worth, even though the speaker is “only one” among a crowd.

The song can be heard as a quiet message of care: life changes, but someone wants to remind the listener that they matter. “Your birth” may refer literally to being born, or more broadly to beginning a life journey. The speaker’s role is not fully explained; they could be a parent, a guide, or simply a voice offering comfort. The lyrics leave that relationship open, while keeping their central reassurance clear.