Салют, Вера! (English translation) Валерий Меладзе (Valery Meladze)
"Салют, Вера!" by Валерий Меладзе is a pop ballad released in 2003. The song celebrates love and devotion, expressing deep emotional connections and the joy of companionship. Its melodic structure features rich orchestration, enhancing its heartfelt lyrics. The song resonates widely in Russian-speaking cultures, symbolizing hope and admiration. #Pop
[Verse 1:]
When the flights of the first swallows end
And you'll come home tiredly
Look out the window, you'll see the words made of light bulbs
I'll write you: "Don't be afraid. I'm with you"
[Pre-Chorus:]
We can be only in a long distance and in zero gravity
If you want to fall I won't force you
If you want to fly, just fly
[Chorus]
But I cut ties thousand times
I screamed myself: "I leave forever"
I don't know how I've faced another morning
Bye, Vera!
And I'll be with you or be all alone
I can't go further, I can't come closer
Before we'll change our numbers forever
Bye, Vera!
[Verse 2:]
You don't come true, though I dream about you on Friday night
You don't answer to any password
You don't make mistakes, and I often think
That you came from unknown worlds
When the flights of the first swallows end
And you'll come home tiredly
Look out the window, you'll see the words made of light bulbs
I'll write you: "Don't be afraid. I'm with you"
[Pre-Chorus:]
We can be only in a long distance and in zero gravity
If you want to fall I won't force you
If you want to fly, just fly
[Chorus]
But I cut ties thousand times
I screamed myself: "I leave forever"
I don't know how I've faced another morning
Bye, Vera!
And I'll be with you or be all alone
I can't go further, I can't come closer
Before we'll change our numbers forever
Bye, Vera!
[Verse 2:]
You don't come true, though I dream about you on Friday night
You don't answer to any password
You don't make mistakes, and I often think
That you came from unknown worlds
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