Ditto

"Stay in the middle, like you a little"

This line captures the narrator's desire for balance in the relationship, avoiding extremes while seeking closeness.

"Do you want somebody like I want somebody?"

Here, the narrator openly questions the other person's feelings, highlighting their vulnerability and desire for mutual affection.

"I got no time to lose"

This urgency reflects the narrator's impatience and longing, emphasizing the importance of expressing their feelings before time slips away.

"But I don't want to"

This contradiction reveals an inner conflict; despite their feelings, the narrator hesitates to fully commit or express themselves.

"I want you so, want you, so say it ditto"

The repetition of 'want you' underscores a deep longing, while 'say it ditto' reinforces the need for reciprocation.

"I don't want to walk in this 미로"

The metaphor of a maze symbolizes the confusion and complexity of navigating their feelings and the relationship.

"널 좋아한다고, ooh-whoa, ooh-whoa"

This confession of love is both a declaration and a plea, reflecting the narrator's hope for acknowledgment.

"아침은 너무 멀어"

Translating to 'the morning is too far away', this line evokes a sense of longing for clarity and resolution that feels distant.

"기다렸지 all this time"

This line conveys a sense of anticipation and patience, underscoring the emotional investment in the relationship.

"말해줘, say it back"

A direct request for affirmation, this line encapsulates the core desire for mutual feelings in the relationship.