KELOIDE Lyrics – Feid

KELOIDE Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
He’s saying she’s not really his anymore, but he still can’t imagine letting her go to someone else. He tries to reach out emotionally, but it never works out the way he hopes. They both think about each other, and missing her hits him hard. The loneliness feels cold, deep down to his bones. He tries to distract himself by going out, but it’s pointless. Deep inside, he knows she might miss him too, even if she acts strong—carrying that weight alone isn’t easy.

[Coro]
Here, he admits he was the one who told her to leave, but he’s also the one who came crawling back. Even though time passed, the emotional wounds still hurt like before. He wonders if she’s going through the same mess he is. It’s like the past came back full force, and the pain hasn’t really healed. He repeats the thought again—he pushed her away, but he’s the one who returned, still feeling everything he thought he’d moved on from. He’s almost daring her to admit that she’s struggling too, just like him.

[Verso]
He starts off telling her not to stress or argue with him. She’s a confident woman, bold and independent, but she never betrayed him. She acts like she’s fine and doesn’t miss him, but he thinks she’s just putting on a strong front, like working out to build emotional toughness. To him, she’s the most attractive and confident girl around, and when they were together, they were like a power couple. Even when they fought, she still kept her style and vibe. He remembers how passionate things were between them, and how her eyes would reveal her true feelings. If she got mad, he’d try to make it up with romantic gestures. He used to hang out with his friends, but she assumed he was with someone else. Now he’s telling her he would do anything for her—he just doesn’t want to deal with this heartbreak alone.

[Coro]
Once again, he confesses that he told her to leave, but he couldn’t stay away. Those old emotional scars are still there, and they’re just as painful now. He can’t help but believe she’s feeling the same heartache too. It’s like even after breaking up, their connection and the pain from it are still very real. He repeats this to make it clear how deep and shared this experience might be, even if she doesn’t show it.

[Outro]
This part shifts the mood—he throws in a repetitive beat-like sound, “Tra, tra, tra,” setting a vibe like a party or a rhythm. Then he says the party will go on all night, until even the night loses its name. It’s like he’s letting the music speak now, saying “listen to this,” as if the rest of the story is in the song’s energy.