依然

The lyrics describe a meeting between former lovers beside the sea. The speaker is still deeply attached, even though the other person seems to have moved on or may be unsure about returning. Memories of their shared past awaken hope, and the song develops from quiet longing into a direct plea for another chance. The speaker believes the relationship could begin again, but that belief is not matched by clear confirmation from the other person.

The sea and its waves suggest both change and the force of feeling: waves may wash away footprints, but the speaker’s love remains. The “still” heart that begins to “roll” or stir shows how hearing the former lover’s voice brings old emotions back to life. The image of a small “fire of love” suggests that even a little remaining affection would be enough for the speaker to hold on.

The repeated word “still” emphasizes persistence, but it can carry both devotion and pain. The speaker’s confidence that they will reunite may be hopeful rather than realistic; the lyrics do not tell us what the other person truly feels. The request to let the past “burn again” could mean restoring the old relationship, while “leaving something in each other” may suggest lasting emotional closeness, even if reunion never happens.