あんたなんて。 (Antanante.) Lyrics – りりあ。 (Riria.) Ganlyrics

あんたなんて。 (Antanante.) Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
In this verse, the singer starts by saying that she doesn’t care about this person, even though deep down she knows she doesn’t like them. She insists that she shouldn’t have any feelings for them, but everything about them – their words, their gaze, and their gestures – still catch her attention. Despite claiming to be indifferent, she’s already affected by them, which shows the internal conflict between what she’s saying and how she really feels.

[Verse 2]
Here, the singer admits that even though she’s trying to ignore her feelings, she can’t help but be drawn to this person. She’s confused because she doesn’t fully understand her own emotions. She finds herself thinking about their smile, the image of it lingering in her mind, even though she’s trying to deny her attraction. The person’s smile seems to have a lasting impact on her, highlighting how emotions she doesn’t want to feel keep resurfacing.

[Pre-Chorus]
The singer feels conflicted by the words of the person. Even though they irritate her, she can’t help but be affected by them. Their words mess with her emotions, making her feel both frustrated and confused, which shows that this person has a deeper influence on her than she’s willing to admit. Despite feeling this way, she tries to convince herself that it’s all just irritation and that she doesn’t care.

[Chorus]
In this part, the singer goes back and forth with her emotions. She tries to retract what she said earlier, insisting that she doesn’t care about this person and doesn’t want to know more about them. She convinces herself that she doesn’t like them, but at the same time, she worries about being disliked. There’s a contradiction here: she tries to push them away, but at the same time, she doesn’t want them to leave her life.

[Post-Chorus]
The singer now confesses that she’s only pretending to not care. She’s putting on a front, pretending to be indifferent, but deep down, she knows she’s affected by their kindness. The fact that the person is being gentle with her feels “unfair” because it confuses her feelings even more. She wants to push them away, but their behavior keeps drawing her in, leaving her frustrated with herself for caring.

[Verse 3]
The singer begins this verse by saying that she thought she didn’t care about this person and that being around them was exhausting. She believed she was over it, but now, she’s questioning why she feels differently. She doesn’t understand how she ended up in this situation where she’s so conflicted, showing how much her feelings for this person have shifted, leaving her confused and unsure about her emotions.

[Pre-Chorus]
This pre-chorus shows the singer realizing that her irritation with the person is tied to some form of happiness. She admits that, even though their behavior frustrates her, it also makes her feel good in a way. She starts to acknowledge that the reason she’s so affected by them is because of their presence in her life, making her conflicted about whether she likes or dislikes them.

[Bridge]
In the bridge, the singer expresses her desire for the person’s affection. She knows they like her and has heard them say sweet things, like calling her cute when she smiles. However, she pushes them away, telling them to leave her alone. This shows her internal struggle: she wants their attention but is also pushing it away because it complicates her emotions.

[Chorus]
In this chorus, the singer admits she wants to know this person more and is tired of pretending not to care. She’s trying to hide her feelings but can’t ignore her attraction to them anymore. She wants to stop putting up a front, because deep down, she enjoys their attention. She also expresses that she feels their presence is essential to her, and she’s no longer able to deny her feelings.

[Post-Chorus]
In this final post-chorus, the singer finally admits to her feelings. She’s tired of pretending she doesn’t care, and she wants the person to focus solely on her. She confesses that she likes them, emphasizing her desire for them to look at her and be affectionate only with her. The song ends on a note of vulnerability, where she openly declares her feelings, no longer hiding behind a facade of indifference.