The lyrics appear to convey a sense of sadness and emotional pain. The phrase “The eyes are wet” suggests that the speaker or subject of the song is crying, and the repetition of the line “Pearls of tears” reinforces the image of tears falling. The “garland of tears” may refer to a wreath or necklace made of tears, emphasizing the overwhelming amount of emotion being experienced.

The second stanza mentions a book called “Silent Hearts” and suggests that there are no happy or sweet songs written in it. This reinforces the idea of sadness and emotional turmoil.

The third stanza talks about the speaker thinking of the tears of someone named Nibana Padavel, who is presumably in bed. It’s unclear who this person is, but their tears seem to have a deep impact on the speaker.

The fourth stanza repeats the image of pearls of tears and suggests that the speaker initially believed there were no pearls, but now realizes that the tears of the person they’re thinking of are just as valuable. The line “Frost is on the flowers/Tears stay in the cup” contrasts the idea of death (symbolized by frost on flowers) with the idea of unexpressed emotion (tears remaining in a cup).

The final stanza repeats the first stanza’s imagery of tears and introduces the name “Hanna,” possibly referring to the person the speaker is addressing or thinking of. Overall, the lyrics suggest a deep sense of loss and heartbreak, as well as a longing to express and understand one’s emotions.