"Ba Li" by Shula Hen is a Hebrew song that captures the feeling of wanting to wander the streets at night, embracing the sadness and not being ashamed. The narrator feels a strong desire to be with someone, to always be together, even if it's not meant to be. The song talks about the last bus of the night, feeling the need to leave immediately, and saying goodbye through the window. It conveys a sense of urgency and longing to be with someone, despite the circumstances. The narrator is willing to let go of what may happen in the future and just live in the moment. The lyrics also mention the milkman riding the streets, the newspapers being distributed, all while the narrator waits to leave and doesn't care about what might happen the next day. The longing to run away to the sea or the white moon is evident in the song. Overall, "Ba Li" conveys a sense of yearning, longing, and a desire for connection, while also acknowledging the reality of having to say goodbye and move on. It captures the complex emotions of love, sadness, and the bittersweet nature of life.
