Primavera In Anticipo (It Is My Song)

The lyrics describe someone who feels deeply changed by a loved one. At first, the speaker says they no longer take what they have for granted; then they credit the other person with bringing out the good in them. The mood is grateful and joyful, as if love has made life feel newly alive.

“Spring in advance” suggests that warmth, growth, and hope arrive earlier than expected. The person is compared to “my moon, my stars, my sun,” an image that presents them as a source of guidance and light. Flowers growing from brambles suggest that beauty can emerge from difficulty, while mistakes that “heal” or leave scars imply recovery rather than a perfect past. “It is my song I sing when you are gone” suggests that the loved one remains present in the speaker’s thoughts even during absence.

The lyrics make the other person seem like the cause of the speaker’s happiness, but this need not mean every change comes from that person alone. The images may express intense affection rather than a literal dependence. The final reference to a self-timed photo of “us” leaves a small ambiguity: it could celebrate a shared moment, or suggest the speaker is looking back at an image of their relationship.