no big deal
Eerie Summer Lyrics

The lyrics of Eerie Summer’s “No Big Deal” is a melancholic song about someone who has moved on from a past relationship. The repeated lines of “It’s really no big deal” are an attempt to convince themselves that they don’t care about their former partner anymore. They claim to rarely miss their ex, and to have forgotten their name and face. The singer seems to be putting up a stoic front, insisting that it doesn’t matter if they are almost dead or dying, implying that they are willing to bear the pain of the break-up.

However, the repetition of “If I'm almost dead, if I'm almost dying” suggests that the singer is still grappling with the emotional impact of the break-up. The repetition of “It doesn’t matter, baby” indicates the exact opposite of what the singer is saying. The song asks the question of whether they are really over their ex or if they are simply trying to convince themselves that they are. The line “I will forget your name sooner or later” is a self-assurance that the memories of the past relationship will eventually fade away, but also suggests hesitation and uncertainty.

Overall, “No Big Deal” presents a unique and nuanced take on moving on from a past relationship, acknowledging the difficulty of forgetting someone while trying to convince oneself that it’s no big deal.