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‘LALALA’ by Grupo Frontera is about missing someone who hurt you—but still not being able to let go. It’s a heartbreak anthem full of emotional contradictions. The narrator knows the relationship was flawed and that their ex didn’t deserve them, yet they keep revisiting the past, both emotionally and physically.

Nostalgia and emotional relapse are key themes, as the narrator drinks what they used to drink together and returns to the places where they once shared kisses, triggering vivid memories. There’s a clear awareness that the love wasn’t always healthy—“You used to love me, but sometimes, what kind of love was that?”—yet the emotional pull remains, painting a picture of bittersweet love.

The song also explores resentment mixed with longing and the ache of unfinished feelings. The chorus reveals a relationship that was supposed to last “forever” but only survived a few months—highlighting both disappointment and lingering attachment.

Even after the breakup, the narrator believes no one will ever look at their ex the way they did, underscoring a deep, personal connection that still haunts them and reflecting the strong romantic idealization that remains.

‘LALALA’ English Lyrics

Yesterday I got drunk with what we always used to drink
That’s when I remembered how much we loved each other
I blocked you, but not from my memory
By the fifth beer, I was reliving our story
Some things you get over, but never forget
I haven’t gotten over you—haven’t forgotten you, my love

That’s why I go out
To the places where I kissed you endlessly
I ask the heavens to bring you back, to feel your lips again
Our forever only lasted a few months, yeah
I go out
To the places where I kissed you endlessly
You used to love me, but sometimes—what kind of love was that?
I don’t know why I miss you if you don’t even deserve me

La-la, la-la-la
La-la-la-ra-la
La-la, la-la-la

This is
Grupo Frontera

You didn’t deserve that birthday trip
But being without you was hurting me more
In my head and in my heart
Our song plays all day long

Why do I miss you? I don’t know
Why don’t I hate you? I don’t know
The way I looked into your brown eyes—
No one will ever look at you like that

Why do I miss you? I don’t know
Why don’t I hate you? I don’t know
The way I looked into your brown eyes—
No one will ever look at you like that

That’s why I go out
To the places where I kissed you endlessly
I ask the heavens to bring you back, to feel your lips again
Our forever only lasted a few months, yeah
I go out
To the places where I kissed you endlessly
You used to love me, but sometimes—what kind of love was that?
I don’t know why I miss you if you don’t even deserve me