“Sara” is a heartfelt snapshot of one very long Sunday in the life of a lovelorn narrator. He wakes up just after eight, sees every tick of the clock stretch endlessly, and pictures Sara’s black hair, sweet smile, and movie-worthy eyes. Although they once shared something real (he can still “taste” their past), she now stars in a film where everyone gets a role except him.
By evening his yearning has only grown. He knows she is with another man, yet he keeps her close in his thoughts, begging, “Hold me, let me go, push me away, pull me in, but please don’t leave me alone.” The song captures that push-and-pull of memories and desire: jealousy battles hope, patience wrestles with impulse, and every moment is colored by the question, “Are you secretly thinking of me too?” In the end he can no longer sit still—he decides to run to her—turning this catchy Belgian pop tune into a vivid story about lingering love, restless longing, and the courage to chase what the heart refuses to forget.