The song "Omar Khayyam" by HANNA is a Russian-language track that expresses the emotions and experiences of love. The lyrics depict a person who has melted the icy crust on their heart and experienced the joys and sorrows of love. The song talks about the longing for a special person who can make their soul feel alive again. The lyrics reference Omar Khayyam, a Persian polymath, poet, and mathematician from the 11th century. The line "Никто другой, только лучший нужен" translates to "No one else, only the best is needed," which echoes Khayyam's philosophy of seeking the best in life. The song expresses a desire to have their heart smoothed out and their soul cared for by this special person. It also emphasizes the belief that being with this person brings calmness and happiness. The lyrics describe the feeling of being in love as if they were dancing on the edge of a cliff, with time standing still for them. The song ultimately conveys the message that love brings happiness and fulfillment, and the speaker is willing to give their soul to this person if needed. Overall, "Omar Khayyam" is about the experience of love, the longing for a special someone, and the belief that being with them can bring joy and contentment.
