The song "One More Night" by Josef Salvat is about longing for one last night with someone before saying goodbye. The lyrics express a strong desire to be with this person, to feel their presence, and to indulge in intimate moments. There is a sense of desperation to hold on to this person, even though they may be with someone else. The lyrics mention the idea of hurting oneself with "little things", which could imply that the protagonist engages in self-destructive behavior to cope with the pain of not being with the person they desire. However, the lyrics also convey a conflicting feeling of still loving the person even when they are with someone else. The chorus repeatedly asks if the person thinks about the protagonist when they are with others, indicating their insecurity and need for reassurance. The mention of Paris and the question about whether it's hot there suggests that the protagonist imagines the person being in a romantic and desirable location, further intensifying their longing. Overall, "One More Night" explores themes of longing, obsession, and the struggle to let go of someone. It conveys a mix of emotions, from desperation to hold on to love, to the pain of knowing that the person is with someone else. The lyrics paint a picture of a complex and intense relationship.
