Ya Me Lo Se

The song 'Ya Me Lo Se' by FNAFHS is a poignant expression of resignation and self-empowerment in the face of indifference. The lyrics convey a narrative of someone who has endured emotional neglect or dismissal and has reached a point of acceptance. The repeated phrase 'Me da igual,' which translates to 'I don't care' or 'It doesn't matter to me,' serves as a mantra of detachment from the pain caused by another's lack of concern.

The song's protagonist speaks of a transformation, a shift from being affected by negative experiences ('Vértigo, maldición') to a state of indifference and self-reliance. The references to 'sordo quien no quiere oír' (deaf is the one who does not want to hear) and 'quieto el que no quiere ir' (still is the one who does not want to go) suggest a deliberate choice to ignore the protagonist's needs or desires. This realization leads to a declaration of independence, as the protagonist no longer requires instructions or lessons on how to live their life ('Ya me lo sé').

The song also touches on themes of self-worth and resilience. The lines 'No sirve de nada hundirme / Ya aprendí solo a vestirme' (It's no use trying to sink me / I've learned to dress myself alone) indicate a journey towards self-sufficiency. The protagonist has learned to cope without external validation, finding strength within themselves ('Porque yo soy imperdible' - Because I am indispensable). The song ends with a sense of closure and a firm stance on emotional independence, embracing the indifference that once caused pain.