The song "Alene" by Gilli is about feelings of isolation and paranoia. The lyrics express the artist's mistrust towards the people he is surrounded by, as they do not truly understand what he is going through. Gilli wants to distance himself from others, emphasizing the theme of being alone. In the first verse, Gilli talks about how his feelings are distant and how he doesn't trust the people he is with. He asserts that he is alone and doesn't need anyone else. The chorus repeats the idea of being alone and emphasizes the detachment from others. In the second verse, Stepz joins in and talks about self-improvement and arrogance. He mentions that material possessions do not define a person's worth and that people have changed and become selfish. Stepz questions who is truly the best, challenging the notion of superiority. The bridge of the song brings Gilli back, expressing that his feelings are distant and his paranoia towards others. He reiterates that he doesn't trust the people he is with, as they do not understand his true emotions. In the third verse, Branco joins in and talks about how he is doing fine, even his children have designer clothes. He asserts that he has accomplished what needed to be done and continues to do so without the scrutiny of others. Branco mentions that he hasn't seen rock bottom in a long time, implying a successful life. He keeps his head high and knows that everything is not just about money. The song concludes with Gilli emphasizing his feelings of isolation, paranoia, and mistrust towards the people he is with. He expresses that nobody truly knows how he feels and repeats the theme of being alone. Overall, "Alene" conveys a sense of mistrust, isolation, and detachment from others. The artists express their independence and focus on their own well-being.
