Ran Tikiri Sina

Golden little smiles glimmer on her lips
As she draws near, holding hands, eyes sparkling

Her hand in mine, we ran far ahead
Are you leaving unseen, my fair little sister?
Tied with grace, searching for beauty
Are you setting off, my gentle little brother?

Childhood now passed, love left behind
Are you disappearing from sight, my fair little sister?
Once playful by the riverside, now gone with the flow
Are you on a journey, my gentle little brother?

“Ran Tikiri Sina” is a nostalgic and tender song about the quiet passing of childhood and the bittersweet feeling of watching innocence slip away. The golden smile of a child, once so close and playful, is now just a memory as they grow and move on – possibly into adulthood, possibly into another phase of life.

The lyrics use soft, affectionate imagery like “fair little sister” and “gentle little brother” to evoke emotional intimacy. It’s not just about a physical journey, but a metaphorical one – the journey from innocence to experience, from childhood dreams to grown-up realities.

There’s love, wonder, and a hint of sadness. The song gently asks: Are you leaving now, quietly, without saying goodbye? It’s a beautiful reflection on time, change, and the people we grow up with – and grow apart from.