The lyrics of the song "Kita" by Alan D and Aziz Harun tell the story of a relationship that has changed and is no longer the same. The narrator expresses their acceptance of the fact that they are okay with the situation and have become accustomed to being treated a certain way. They mention how their heart has become cold and their voice is no longer recognized by the person they used to talk to on the phone every day. The chorus shows their effort in trying to change for the other person, but acknowledges that things are not as they want them to be. They emphasize that they are no longer the same as before and ask for trust from the girl they are referring to. Despite being hurt many times, the narrator still loves the girl and is willing to do anything for her, but they also come to terms with the fact that things will never be the same. The lyrics also mention the regret of loving the person from a distance and not being able to make them stay. There is a sense of wasted time and a hope that the person will find their way back home. The mention of "little white lies" suggests that there may have been deception or dishonesty in the relationship. The repeated lines "You love me, you leave me, so easy come and go" indicate the pattern of the person's behavior in the relationship. The narrator expresses their acceptance and resignation to the fact that the person they love is someone they cannot change. Overall, the song portrays the sadness, acceptance, and longing for a relationship that has changed and is no longer the same. The lyrics depict the struggle and emotions experienced by the narrator as they come to terms with the reality of their situation.
