Blah Blah Blah
Kael Lyrics

These lyrics are from the song "Blah Blah Blah" by Kael and they express the frustration and confusion that the singer feels in trying to understand someone's words and language. The opening lines, "Aku kaku lihat bibir bergerak / Atas bawah, Atas bawah" (I awkwardly watch the moving lips / Up and down, Up and down), convey the struggle of trying to follow the singer's gestures and lip movements.

The next lines, "Satu-satu patah pepatah juga / Tak terdaya ku fahamnya" (One by one, fragments of phrases / I can't comprehend them), highlight the singer's inability to understand the meaning behind the words being spoken. Despite their efforts, they find it difficult to grasp the significance of what is being said.

The chorus further emphasizes this frustration, as the singer tries to make sense of the words being spoken, but the enunciation and articulation are slowed down, resulting in a jumbled mess of words, represented by the repeated phrase "blah blah blah." This lack of clarity and the confusion it creates contribute to the loss of meaning and understanding in the singer's perception of love and their relationship.

The second verse expresses the singer's dependency on the person they struggle to understand. The lines "Aku aku tak pernah sebahagia / Tanpa kamu, tanpa kamu" (I, I have never been happy / Without you, without you) demonstrate their reliance on this person for happiness and fulfillment. Even though they don't fully comprehend what the person is saying, the singer still finds comfort and joy in their presence and their infectious smile.

The bridge highlights the desire to be with this person forever, as they are seen as a gift and an inspiration for lasting love. The line "Kau bercerita ku angguk tandakan ia / Aku juga rasa cinta" (You tell, I nod in agreement / I also feel love) showcases the singer's willingness to go along with the flow and embrace the affection they share.

Overall, these lyrics illustrate the frustration and confusion that can arise when language barriers hinder clear communication. Despite the singer's struggles, they find solace in the presence and connection they share with the person they address in the song.