I would hazard, considering the title, that the song is to do with Dante's Divine Comedy. I see the words meaning to be sung to his famous unrequited love, Beatrice-- who serves as his guide into Heaven. The song would therefore be about divine redemption AND love as he implores her not only to lead him along that right path but to remember him as the man who loved her, as well.
I suppose in a way Beatrice was like a spiritual guide to Dante, a courtly-love turned divine, so I see no problem with Rinyavie wanting to apply it to her own.
I would hazard, considering the title, that the song is to do with Dante's Divine Comedy. I see the words meaning to be sung to his famous unrequited love, Beatrice-- who serves as his guide into Heaven. The song would therefore be about divine redemption AND love as he implores her not only to lead him along that right path but to remember him as the man who loved her, as well.
I suppose in a way Beatrice was like a spiritual guide to Dante, a courtly-love turned divine, so I see no problem with Rinyavie wanting to apply it to her own.