PANO? Lyrics – Gloc-9

PANO? Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
He’s talking about those quiet moments when he’s all alone, asking himself deep, personal questions. He feels like he’s almost talking to himself out loud, and people might think he’s crazy. Everything he has now was never theirs, but he still wonders—what if you ended up with someone else?

[Verse 1]
He starts thinking about his past and the choices he made, wondering how different life would be if he didn’t choose rap as his passion. What if he didn’t write songs or use a mic, even though his nerves were weak? He reflects on the times his struggles were visible, when pain and pressure nearly broke him. He questions whether he would’ve made it if he gave up during those low points. He remembers how he fought for his dream since he was a kid. He wonders if he had been blinded by fame or distracted by the flashy things. What if he got drunk on the applause and attention he always longed for? He asks himself what might’ve happened if he stopped believing in his prayers or ignored the advice that helped guide him. He even wonders about the people he met, like someone special who holds a “crown,” and how different things would be if he never loved them deeply, even more than his own life. It’s like he’s looking back at every fork in the road, realizing how easily things could’ve gone another way.

[Chorus]
Again, he’s alone with his thoughts, having a kind of silent conversation with himself. It feels a little crazy, but it’s his way of processing everything. He knows what he has wasn’t taken from anyone else, but still, there’s that lingering question—what if you were never his and belonged to someone else?

[Verse 2]
He looks back on the moments when things could’ve easily gone sideways. Like what if he didn’t join a contest just because he got disqualified for swearing? Or what if he didn’t endure the hunger, the worn-out clothes, just to fit everything he had into a bag and chase a dream? He asks what if he kept count of all the effort he gave instead of just giving it his all. He remembers the voices that told him he wouldn’t make it, that he should just give up and not expect anything. What if he listened to them? What if he didn’t spend 28 years building this craft and gave up halfway? He wonders what would’ve happened if he accepted a regular job selling pizza in Brunei just to survive, because the pay here was too small. What if he never met Chito Miranda, the moment that brought him true happiness? He even talks about a strange moment when a gray dog bit him, and from then on, it’s like his voice began to be heard. He questions everything—from saving even the smallest blessings to calming himself when things got tough. He’s asking, what if he never got good at writing poems and rapping? What if he never found his voice?

[Chorus]
This time, the chorus hits deeper. He’s still asking himself all these hard questions in his quiet moments, the kind of thoughts you don’t say out loud. People might think he’s crazy for talking to himself, but it’s really just reflection. Everything he has—none of it was taken from someone else, but that doesn’t stop him from wondering, over and over, what would’ve happened if you ended up with somebody else instead of staying with him. That question haunts him, and it keeps looping in his mind.

[Outro]
He closes with the same haunting question. When he’s alone, lost in thought, he can’t help but talk to himself, even if others think he’s lost it. Everything he has was never stolen from anyone, but still—what if you were meant for someone else?