"Sige Na" is a Filipino song performed by Jhake Vargas and Julie Anne San Jose. The lyrics depict a person who is hesitant to express their feelings for someone they have loved since they first laid eyes on them. The song expresses the internal struggle of the narrator, who is contemplating whether they should finally confess their love. They feel the need to say it, as they can no longer bear the burden of holding it in, comparing their emotional state to feeling as if they can't breathe. The narrator urges the other person to make a decision and admit their own feelings as well, asking them not to explain themselves because it might cause hesitation. They fear that their constant pestering may have led the other person to believe that they are not serious or sincere. The repeated plea of "Sige na" translates to "Please, go ahead" or "Come on, now," encouraging the other person to make a choice. The phrase "Bahala na" means "Whatever happens." Ultimately, the song revolves around the theme of unrequited love and the fear of rejection. The narrator struggles with the uncertainty of whether their feelings will be reciprocated or if they will be met with surprise. Despite their apprehension, they are willing to take the risk and admit their love, having loved the person since the moment they first saw them.
