Lucky

The lyrics describe two people who love each other while separated by the sea. The distance brings longing and the sadness of saying goodbye, but their affection and promise to wait give them comfort. The feeling gradually shifts toward hope: they imagine meeting again and are grateful to share a lasting relationship.

The sea and the “deep blue ocean” make the distance feel wide and real, while hearing a loved one’s voice in a dream suggests that emotional closeness can continue even when someone is far away. Calling a partner a “best friend” presents love as both romance and companionship. “Coming home” can mean returning to a familiar place, but here it may also mean being reunited with the person who feels like home.

The lyrics sound confident about their bond, yet they do not hide the difficulty of being apart. “Lucky” expresses gratitude, not a claim that the relationship is effortless: the speaker still wishes for another kiss and must wait. The imagined island meeting may be a hopeful picture of the future rather than a literal plan. Overall, the song holds longing and reassurance together, suggesting that closeness, trust, and shared memories help the couple endure separation.