🎧 Take a deep breath... can you feel the air? In “Anna Silva,” French indie artist Le Goût De Chosee paints the uneasy picture of someone who is alive yet feels hollow. The singer confesses to fears of both darkness and light, of tomorrows that look suspiciously like yesterdays, and of a heart so punctured it can’t fill up again. Each line circles back to the haunting refrain “J’ai perdu en chemin le goût des choses” — “I’ve lost, along the way, the taste for things” — turning lost flavor into a metaphor for lost joy, hope, and purpose. 💔🌫️
Rather than wallowing, the song becomes a raw prayer: Has the sky noticed me? Is winter less cold up there? It’s an intimate admission that sometimes we forget what once kept us standing, and we fear we might fade out quietly instead of burning bright. Yet by naming that emptiness out loud, the track invites listeners to search for their own missing “taste of things,” to reconnect with small pleasures, and to remember that even the faintest spark can be reignited. ✨