Don't Care
Talwiinder Lyrics

In "Don't Care" by Talwiinder, the lyrics express a sense of emotional pain and detachment in a relationship. The repetition of the phrase "Jaan jaan jaan jaan" signifies the deep connection and love that the singer had for their partner. The word "Jaan" is a term of endearment in Punjabi, often used to refer to one's beloved or dear one. The line "Hundi si meri Jaan" suggests that their partner used to be their everything, their life.

However, as the song progresses, it becomes evident that the singer is experiencing heartache and disappointment. The repetition of "Jaan jaan jaan jaan" in the context of "Dukh mera" (my pain) indicates that their love and devotion were not reciprocated. The phrase "Lavengi gi hun" implies that their partner will now understand and feel the pain that the singer has been going through.

The next verse explores the contrast between the past and present states of the relationship. The line "Hundi si meri jaan tu" acknowledges that their partner used to be their beloved, but the phrase "Lavengi hun" suggests a change in their relationship. The repetition of "Jaan tu" accentuates the emotional distance that has grown between them. The line "Dindi ni menu" emphasizes that their partner is no longer giving them importance or attention, accentuating the sense of neglect or abandonment. The phrase "Ni dukh mera jaan tu" conveys that their partner no longer cares about their pain or hurts them.