Lonely
D. Jang Lyrics

Darling, if someday some writer should say
Addressing a lover, singer envisions a future scenario where someone offers to write a song for the lover.

I'll write a song for only you to sing
The hypothetical writer offers to craft a bespoke composition solely for the lover's vocal performance.

Whoa, I'd tell him of our broken love
The singer indicates that if asked, they would tell the writer about the troubled romance between the singer and the lover.

And call it 'The Song of the Lonely Teen'
The singer suggests a fitting title for the hypothetical song.

I'd say, ?Write it pretty, keep the tune good and blue
The singer specifies desired song characteristics and advises the writer to ensure it is melodiously and thematically moving.

It don't have to rhyme but the opening line
The singer specifies that while not insisting on strict rhyme, the beginning of the song should include a particular phrase:

Must say, 'Darling, I still love you'?
The opening phrase deemed essential conveys the message that the singer still loves the lover.

So darling, if someday your new love slips away
The singer moves from speaking hypothetically to speaking directly to the lover, referencing the scenario of the lover's new love ending the relationship.

And leaves you alone with no song to sing
The singer metaphorically compares the lover's absence of romantic companionship to the absence of a song to perform.

Just remember me, make up your own melody
The singer encourages the lover to remember them fondly and to create their own tune for a song.

And sing 'The Song of the Lonely Teen'
Repeating the title from earlier, the singer suggests that the lover use the song they create to express their own emotional state.