Give Me a Pen (English Version)

The song 'Give Me a Pen (English Version)' by Bell Warisara delves into the complexities of unspoken attraction and the desire for clarity in romantic feelings. The lyrics express the narrator's confusion and longing to understand what the object of their affection truly thinks of them. The repeated lines about the mystery of the other person's thoughts and the narrator's inability to guess them highlight the uncertainty that often accompanies the early stages of attraction.

The chorus of the song, with its plea for the other person to 'spell it out,' underscores the narrator's need for direct communication. The narrator feels that they are waiting for some kind of confirmation or sign that their feelings are reciprocated. The mention of being 'perfect just the way you are' and the appreciation of the other person's qualities ('soft, sensitive and cute') suggests that the narrator's affection is deep and genuine, but they are plagued by doubt because the other person's feelings remain a mystery.

The song also touches on the theme of self-worth, as the narrator questions 'am I enough?' This line reveals an insecurity that is often intertwined with romantic uncertainty. The narrator is seeking validation not only of their feelings but also of themselves as a worthy partner. The song's title, 'Give Me a Pen,' could symbolize the desire to write one's own narrative or to have a clear and tangible expression of the other person's feelings, as if written down.