The song "Satellite" by Harry Styles, as translated into Hindi by Genius Hindi Translations, explores themes of distance, longing, and communication in a relationship. The song is sung from the perspective of one person who feels like a satellite orbiting the other person's life. Here's a breakdown of the lyrics:
In the first verse, the person wonders if they are causing any trouble or inconvenience to the other person and questions whether they still want to talk. They feel like they are keeping a distance by pretending that everything is fine when in reality they want to have a conversation.
The pre-chorus repeats the line "I'm spinning around, satellite." Here, being a satellite could symbolize feeling disconnected or revolving around the other person, always at a distance.
In the chorus, the person expresses the feeling of being pulled towards the other person, waiting to be pulled in. They can see that the other person is alone but wonders if they are aware that the speaker is right there.
The second verse features a refrain of "I'm spinning around, satellite." The person states that they are not in the mood to talk to the other person, possibly due to some unresolved issues. The other person asks for a day or two to sort things out.
The chorus repeats, emphasizing the feeling of being a satellite, waiting to be drawn closer to the other person.
The bridge contains a repeated line of "right here, right here" and speaks of waiting for the other person's presence and being willing to be there for them. The speaker encourages the other person to stay and emphasizes that they are right there for them.
The song ends with the final repetition of the chorus, highlighting the longing to be closer to the other person and hoping they realize that the speaker is there for them.
Overall, "Satellite" captures the bittersweet feelings of longing, distance, and the desire for closer connection in a relationship. The imagery of being a satellite emphasizes the separation and the need for communication and understanding.