Trouble

In 'Trouble,' AZER delves into the complexities and cyclical nature of a turbulent relationship. The song's lyrics paint a vivid picture of two individuals trapped in a repetitive and seemingly unresolvable conflict. The opening lines, 'ileobeorin gieok, jiwobeorin chueok soge,' suggest a sense of lost memories and forgotten moments, indicating that the relationship has been through many ups and downs. The phrase 'It's not like you don't like me either' hints at mutual feelings, yet the relationship remains fraught with misunderstandings and unresolved issues.

The recurring metaphor of 'dribble' and 'roulette' in the lyrics symbolizes the unpredictable and uncontrollable nature of their relationship. Just like a roulette wheel, their interactions are governed by chance, with no clear rules or outcomes. The repetition of 'banbok doeneun dribble' and 'kkeutdo eopsi trouble' emphasizes the endless cycle of conflict and reconciliation they find themselves in. This cyclical pattern is further highlighted by the line 'It's a stain between us,' suggesting that their troubles have left a lasting mark on their relationship.

AZER's use of the word 'trouble' as a central theme underscores the emotional turmoil and frustration experienced by both parties. The lyrics 'You know it won't stop yeah, Why do you keep denying us?' reflect a sense of inevitability and resignation, as if both individuals are aware of their issues but are unable to break free from the cycle. The song's poignant message is that despite the mutual affection, the relationship is marred by continuous strife, making it difficult for them to find peace and stability. Through 'Trouble,' AZER captures the essence of a love that is both passionate and problematic, resonating with anyone who has experienced the highs and lows of a complicated relationship.