1. Kyla is a popula… Read Full Bio ↴Kyla refers to at least three recording artists:
1. Kyla is a popular and successful female Filipino singer who has risen to fame in the Philippines with songs such as "Because Of You" and "Someone To Love". She had 6 mainstream album and is currently working on her forth coming. Born Melanie Hernandez Calumpad on January 01, 1981, she is dubbed as the "R&B Princess of the Philippines". Kyla also sang a duet with Jay-R covering Christian Bautista's hit "Say That You Love Me". Kyla also won the 2001 MTV Asia Awards. She is currently a host and performer on a popular Philippine show on the GMA Network.
2. Kyla refers to Kim Carlsson's one man project. Kim Carlsson is a swedish musician, member of bands such as Hypothermia and Life is Pain, both bands having their lyrics and atmosphere based on depression, melancholy and pain. Kyla follows the same depressive style and ideology. Kim is also one of the founding members of swedish depressive black metal/rock band Lifelover.
3. Kyla is a UK based funky House artist, known for such tracks as "Do You Mind" and "Daydreaming"
I Don't Want You to Go
Kyla Lyrics
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Alone and I don't understand
Exactly how it all began
The dream just walked away
I'm holding on
When all but the passion's gone
Maybe I was tryin' too hard
It's crazy coz it's breakin' my heart
Things can fall apart but I know,
That I don't want you to go
And heroes die,
When they ignore the cause inside
But they learn from what's left behind
And fight for something else
And so it goes
That we have both learned how to grow
And from the start
Maybe we were tryin' too hard
It's crazy coz it's breakin' our heart
Things can fall apart but I know,
That I don't want you to go
[Bridge]
Oh it's just too much
Takin' all the whole world all by myself
But it's not enough
Unless I stop trusting somebody else,
Somebody else
And love again
[Instrumental Interlude]
And from the start
Maybe we were tryin' too hard
It's crazy coz it's breakin' our hearts
Things can fall apart but I know,
That I don't want you to go, no
Maybe we were tryin' to hard
It's crazy coz it's breakin' our hearts
Things can fall apart but I know,
That I don't want you to go
Oh no, don't want you to go
Kyla's "I Don't Want You to Go" speaks about the pain of losing someone important and the struggle to keep them from leaving. The song starts with the singer being alone and confused, not sure where it all went wrong. She's holding on even though the passion is gone, hoping to somehow fix things. She acknowledges that maybe she and the other person had been trying too hard from the start, and now it's breaking their hearts. But despite everything, she doesn't want them to go.
The chorus is somewhat of a mantra for the singer - she repeats it several times throughout the song. She knows that things can fall apart, that heroes can die, but she doesn't want to lose the person she loves. The bridge introduces the idea that taking on the world alone is too much for her, and she needs to start trusting someone else to help her. She wants to love again.
Overall, the song is a raw, emotional plea for the person she cares about to stay with her through thick and thin. It's about the fear of losing them, the pain of seeing them go, and the hope that they will stay despite the trials.
Line by Line Meaning
Here I am
Kyla expresses her current situation and emotional state
Alone and I don't understand
Kyla feels isolated and confused about her situation
Exactly how it all began
Kyla is uncertain about the root cause of her problem
The dream just walked away
Kyla feels that something important has been lost or abandoned
I'm holding on
Despite difficulties, Kyla is trying to stay committed
When all but the passion's gone
Kyla is struggling to maintain enthusiasm or energy
And from the start
Kyla reflects on the beginning of the relationship/situation
Maybe I was tryin' too hard
Kyla reconsiders her initial approach
It's crazy coz it's breakin' my heart
Kyla is expressing her emotional pain and turmoil
Things can fall apart but I know,
That I don't want you to go
Kyla affirms her commitment and desire to keep things together
And heroes die,
Kyla introduces another idea and perspective
When they ignore the cause inside
Kyla suggests that neglecting internal motivations has consequences
But they learn from what's left behind
Kyla believes that past experiences offer opportunities for growth
And fight for something else
Kyla advocates for re-focusing efforts and energies
And so it goes
Kyla reflects on the ongoing process of life and relationships
That we have both learned how to grow
Kyla acknowledges personal and interpersonal development
Oh it's just too much
Kyla expresses feeling overwhelmed and overburdened
Takin' all the whole world all by myself
Kyla feels responsible for everything alone
But it's not enough
Kyla is aware that her current situation is unsatisfactory
Unless I stop trusting somebody else,
Somebody else
And love again
Kyla realizes the need to build trust and love in relationships
Maybe we were tryin' to hard
Kyla revisits her previous line and applies it to the relationship in general
Oh no, don't want you to go
Kyla's final statement reaffirms her commitment to the relationship and desire for continuity
Contributed by Nicholas M. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
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