Titanic (part. Euge Quevedo)

The song "Titanic" by Q' Lokura, featuring Euge Quevedo, is a poignant ballad that delves into the emotional turmoil of sensing an impending breakup. The lyrics express the narrator's premonition that their partner is leaving, despite not having been told directly. This sense of foreboding is likened to a presentiment, where the partner's words of love no longer carry the weight of truth. The narrator feels the distance growing, as the very things that once attracted their partner are now the reasons for their departure.

The imagery of empty drawers, once shared, now untouched, symbolizes the void left by the partner's emotional departure. The narrator grapples with the paradox of how something as life-giving as a river can dry up, comparing the transition from warmth to coldness to their own relationship's deterioration. The song captures the pain of realizing that the future once envisioned together, which seemed as solid and grand as the Titanic, is now sinking into the depths of lost love.

The second verse touches on the practical remnants of a relationship: unused concert tickets, a reserved hotel, a phone full of messages, and a chest of memories. These serve as tangible reminders of what was and the difficulty of facing friends and maintaining a facade of strength. The narrator is left planning how to miss someone who hasn't physically left yet, highlighting the emotional complexity of anticipating heartbreak. The repeated line, likening their relationship to the 'old Titanic,' underscores the tragic inevitability of its demise.