The song "Die Alone" by ELHAE is about a complicated relationship and the fear of ending up alone. The lyrics portray a sense of uncertainty and longing for the other person to want and need the protagonist. The song starts with the protagonist acknowledging that there are other people interested in their partner, but they believe that they are the better choice. They express their frustration with the situation and their struggle with their feelings, possibly exacerbated by consuming alcohol (Hennysee). The protagonist just wants the other person to genuinely want and need them, but they feel that it's difficult to attain. The chorus reflects the protagonist's fear of being alone. They admit that they might be wrong about their assumptions, but they feel like their partner doesn't want to be with them either. They give their partner permission to leave if that's what they truly want. However, they express their fear of dying alone, hinting at their emotional vulnerability and desire for the relationship to work. In the second verse, the protagonist acknowledges that they have finally figured out what they want. They have been focused on self-improvement and are now ready to commit to the relationship. They assure their partner that they can be honest and express their awareness of the promises they have made not to break their partner's trust. The protagonist emphasizes that they genuinely mean what they say and are sincere in their commitment. The chorus is repeated, highlighting the protagonist's desire for the other person to want and need them. The fear of ending up alone is once again mentioned in the line "I might die alone." Overall, "Die Alone" is a song that explores the complexities of a relationship, touching on themes of longing, uncertainty, and the fear of loneliness.
