"Fontena På Youngstorget" is a song by Norwegian artist Sondre Justad. The lyrics depict a nostalgic and romantic encounter between the narrator and someone they have not seen in a while. The title refers to Fontena, a fountain located in Youngstorget, a popular square in Oslo, Norway. The story begins with the narrator stealing a cigarette behind the bar and sharing it under the heat lamp. They express their desire to kiss the person they are with and express joy at seeing them again. The chorus repeats the question of where the person is now, questioning their absence and doubting their existence. Despite their doubts, the narrator reminisces about a past encounter and a promise made by the fountain at Youngstorget to experience something together in the coming spring. As the song progresses, the narrator describes the intimate moments shared and the trust they felt towards each other. They feel lucky and say things they usually don't, feeling finally sure about themselves. However, the chorus repeats the question of where the person is now and reflects on how things have changed. The taste of a Moscow Mule, a ginger and vodka cocktail, is not the same as the narrator remembers, representing the changing nature of their relationship. The bridge brings up the narrator's realization that they may have revealed their feelings too early or too late. They wonder if the uncertainty and excitement of the relationship were what kept them going. The chorus repeats, emphasizing the longing to experience the promised spring together. In summary, "Fontena På Youngstorget" is a song that reminisces about a past encounter and the longing for a reconnection. It explores themes of nostalgia, trust, doubt, and the changing dynamics of relationships. The fountain at Youngstorget symbolizes a hopeful future where the narrators' desires can come true.
