11:11

Megara's song '11:11' delves into the emotional aftermath of a broken relationship, using a blend of metaphorical language and direct statements to convey a sense of resilience and self-worth. The title itself, '11:11', could be a reference to the time of day often associated with making wishes, suggesting a moment of hope or desire for something better amidst the pain.

The lyrics open with a declaration of a broken heart, but quickly assert that there's nothing romantic about this pain—it's simply a wound shared between two people. The song's narrator challenges the ex-partner, questioning their intentions and asking them to stop wasting time trying to find something that isn't there. The use of the phrase 'M-E-L-A-P-E-L-A', which is a colloquial way of saying 'I don't care' in Spanish, emphasizes the narrator's indifference towards the ex's feelings and the empowerment in knowing that others will value them even if the ex does not.

The chorus invites the listener to keep dancing through the night, asking for a reason to change the voices in their head—some of which are lies and some are not. This could symbolize the internal struggle of discerning truth from deception in the aftermath of a relationship. The song's bridge, 'We like to party, But we love rock', adds a rebellious and carefree spirit to the mix, suggesting that despite the heartbreak, life goes on and the narrator chooses to embrace it with energy and a rock-and-roll attitude.