I Want You Back Lyrics – BE:FIRST

I Want You Back Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1: SOTA, MANATO]
The singer feels deep regret and emptiness after losing someone special. They don’t want fake words or comfort, only that person back in their life. Everyday moments now feel meaningless, and even simple things like saying “welcome home” have become painful reminders of what’s gone.

[Chorus: JUNON, LEO, SHUNTO, RYUHEI]
They’re begging for another chance to prove their love, realizing how blind they were to let their partner go. Seeing that person in someone else’s arms hurts deeply, and they can’t stop wishing to return to their heart and fix the mistake they made.

[Post-Chorus: ALL, MANATO]
The repeated lines show their strong desire to turn back time. They want to rewind everything and bring the relationship back to how it used to be, holding onto hope even if it seems impossible now.

[Verse 2: JUNON, SHUNTO, JUNON & SHUNTO]
They feel stuck in sadness, unable to move on, knowing their loved one is now with someone else but still can’t stop wanting them back.

[Chorus: LEO, SOTA, RYUHEI, MANATO]
Again, they’re asking for forgiveness and another chance to show real love. They admit their mistake in letting go, and seeing their ex with someone else makes them realize how much they’ve lost and how deeply they still care.

[Interlude: LEO]
This part acts like an emotional break, expressing their feelings through rhythm instead of words, showing their confusion and longing.

[Bridge: RYUHEI, LEO]
Every happy and sad memory with that person feels precious, and they want to relive those moments once more before they fade away.

[Verse 3: SOTA, MANATO, SHUNTO]
They reflect on time passing and how things can’t be reversed. They think about all the “what ifs,” remembering old times like playing a scratched record and wishing to reignite the memories they once shared.

[Chorus: MANATO, JUNON, RYUHEI, SHUNTO]
They make one final plea to be taken back, asking for mercy and for what was lost to be returned. They admit their blindness in the past and feel the pain of seeing their loved one move on, yet they still can’t stop wanting them back.

[Post-Chorus: ALL, MANATO]
They repeat their wish to go back to how things were, almost like chanting their hope. It’s their emotional way of saying they’re not ready to let go and still dream of bringing that love back.