OLIMPO Lyrics (English Translation) – Milo j

OLIMPO (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
This line symbolizes a fleeting moment of intimacy that led to deep emotions. “Ate her” could be a metaphor for being with someone physically or emotionally, and it shows how quickly attachment formed. The repetition emphasizes how love developed unexpectedly but intensely.

[Verse 1]
The singer is reaching out at an unusual time, possibly reflecting on past memories when he least expects them. He admits that he once thought he loved this person, but now he realizes that he may have just missed their presence rather than truly loving them. He recalls how he used to see them with the innocence and excitement of a young romance. At first, his life felt repetitive, but watching this person changed things, and he found himself slowly falling for them. This verse captures nostalgia, longing, and self-reflection on what their relationship meant.

[Pre-Chorus]
Here, he questions his own actions and choices. He wonders why he pushed away the other person’s feelings, possibly using self-discovery as an excuse. He acknowledges their differences but reminds them that it was their differences that made them fall in love in the first place. This line highlights regret and an attempt to understand what went wrong.

[Chorus]
The singer feels like he is still the same person who once made them fall in love, but now he no longer has control over the “Olympus” they shared. “Olympus” might represent a special place or state of happiness they once had together. Now, he sees that love as just a dream—something beautiful but unreal or lost. The repetition reinforces his realization that the past relationship was meaningful but no longer within his grasp.

[Interlude]
This section repeats the earlier lines, reinforcing the idea of how easily love formed. It might also hint at how quickly things changed, going from passion to loss. The repetition could symbolize his struggle to accept what happened.

[Verse 2]
The singer explains that his subconscious keeps reminding him of the past, telling him not to see this person again. He knows that their words hurt more when they are not honest. He feels the need to either understand them, distract himself, or grow stronger from the pain. He reminisces about how love once made the world feel perfect, but now he sees the destruction they left behind. The imagery of “weaving wings” suggests they built something together, but she eventually left, falling out of love slowly.

[Pre-Chorus]
Again, he wonders why he suppressed the other person’s emotions, perhaps in his own search for self-discovery. He acknowledges their differences again but insists that those very differences were what brought them together. This line emphasizes the theme of regret and longing.

[Chorus]
The repetition of this section reinforces his feelings of loss and realization. He’s still the same person, but he no longer has control over the love they shared. “Olympus” symbolizes a place or time when their love felt divine, but now he sees it as just a dream—something that once felt real but is now gone.

[Outro]
The final lines bring the song to a melancholic end. He repeats the idea that love formed quickly, but in the end, it was just a dream. This could mean that their love felt intense and real at one point, but looking back, it was never meant to last. The repetition emphasizes his struggle to fully accept this loss.