The Danish song "Siger Ingenting" (Saying Nothing) by Hans Philip is about a person who has been in a similar situation before with the same individual. The lyrics depict the protagonist standing outside the person's door, hoping to be let in and for the person to see the potential of their relationship. However, the person's indifference and lack of communication makes the protagonist question if they should even try to make things work. The chorus repeats the phrase "Håber ikk', du ser tilbage" (Hope you don't look back), expressing the protagonist's desire for the person to not dwell on the past and instead focus on the present and future. Despite their silence, the protagonist still hopes for a reconciliation, wondering if they can find peace again and talk about the same things they used to. Overall, the song conveys a sense of longing, uncertainty, and hope for a renewed connection, even though the protagonist acknowledges that their efforts might be in vain.
