Anymore
D.J. Mirko B. Lyrics

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願ったのは愛じゃない?
離れてくなよそれなら
ゴメンわかって欲しい? それも
嘘だろう嘘だろう

影だけが泣くのも
俺の見間違いかな
何故いつもの風さえも

青い煙の幻想

I don't cry
I don't cry anymore
笑顔ももう見たくない
I don't say
I don't say anymore
愛なんか要らないから
Anymore

抗えぬ記憶に
君が深く残り
まだ振り向く心に
君は美しいまま

I don't cry
I don't cry anymore
笑顔ももう見たくない
I don't say
I don't say anymore
愛なんか要らないから
Anymore

Oh, don't cry anymore

願ったのは愛じゃない?
離れてくなよそれなら

ゴメンわかって欲しい? それも
嘘だろう嘘だろう

Overall Meaning

The song "Anymore" by D.J. Mirko B. is a heart-wrenching ballad about a man who returns to his lover after being away, only to find that their love has faded. He initially expects a warm and affectionate welcome, but instead is met with distance and indifference. His lover no longer holds him tight and looks at him like a stranger. He wonders where the feeling and fire went and how they slipped away when he wasn't there. He questions whether she still loves him or has learned to live without him.

The lyrics capture the pain and confusion of realizing that a once cherished relationship has fallen apart. The repetition of the chorus, "Don't you love me anymore," emphasizes the singer's desperation for an answer. The slow melody and melancholy guitar create a somber atmosphere that fits the mood of the lyrics. The song ends with a haunting repetition of the question as the man tries to come to terms with the loss of his love.

Line by Line Meaning

Oh oh
The artist expresses a feeling of disappointment and surprise.

I thought I'd see you smile
The artist expected to see the subject of the song (presumably a lover) happy and pleased to see them.

When I walked in the door
The artist assumes that the subject is in the same location.

Thought those arms of yours would be open wide
The artist expected to be greeted with open arms by the subject.

The way they were before
The artist remembers that the subject was affectionate and loving towards them in the past.

Why do you look at me
The subject is looking at the artist in a way that seems unusual or unfriendly.

Like I'm some stranger now
The artist feels that the subject is treating them as if they do not know them and are not close to them.

Why do you pull away
The subject is physically distancing themselves from the artist in a significant way.

When you used to hold me so tight
The artist remembers that the subject used to physically hold them tightly and intimately.

Don't you love me anymore
The artist questions whether the subject still loves them.

Have your learned to live your life without me
The artist considers the possibility that the subject has moved on from their relationship and no longer needs them in their life.

When did the fire go out
The artist is wondering when the passion and intimacy in their relationship faded away.

Where did the feeling go
The artist is questioning where the emotional connection they once had has disappeared to.

Did it slip away when I wasn't there
The artist is considering whether the lack of physical presence contributed to the decay of the relationship.

Baby now I've come home
The artist has returned after an extended absence.

I thought you'd want me babe
The artist expected the subject to be eager to see them again.

I was so sure you'd ask me to to stay
The artist presumed that the subject would want them to remain in their presence.

I thought you'd need this too
The artist believed that the subject would require their companionship and love.

Guess it didn't work out that way
The artist acknowledges that their expectations were not met as they had anticipated.

Darling
The artist addresses the subject in a romantic and endearing way.

Don't you love me anymore
The artist repeats their central concern that the subject no longer feels love for them.

Have your learned to live your life without me
The artist repeats their idea that the subject may have moved on from their relationship and no longer needs them in their life.

Don't you love me anymore
The artist repeats their central concern that the subject no longer feels love for them.

When did the fire go out
The artist repeats their query as to when the passion and intimacy in their relationship faded away.

Where did the feeling go
The artist repeats their question as to where the emotional connection they once had has disappeared to.

Why do you pull away
The artist repeats their observation that the subject is distancing themselves physically from them.

When you used to hold me so close baby
The artist repeats their memory of the subject holding them intimately in the past.

Don't you love me anymore
The artist repeats their central concern that the subject no longer feels love for them.

Have your learned to live your life without me
The artist repeats their idea that the subject may have moved on from their relationship and no longer needs them in their life.

Don't you love me anymore
The artist repeats their central concern that the subject no longer feels love for them.

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: Cokejazz, Shouko Fujibayashi, Sung Hwak Cho, Yeon Jae Min

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