大海

The speaker remembers someone who once seemed to be fading from memory, but whose face now feels clear again. By the sea, the speaker feels lost and struggles to express love and grief. The song moves between longing for the relationship to return and wishing for the pain to disappear.

The changing tides and waves suggest feelings that keep coming back, while trying to remember every wave is a futile effort to hold on to something that cannot be kept. The words of love “blown away” by the wind imply that the speaker cannot reach the other person or make those feelings heard. The sea is imagined as having the power to bring back love—or carry sorrow away.

This is not simply a plea to reunite. The speaker is willing to wait, but also accepts that the other person may no longer cherish their shared past. The repeated wish for the sea to take away wounds and tears suggests a desire for release, though it is unclear whether such release is possible. The sea may represent hope, memory, or simply a place where the speaker can face painful feelings.