你救哪一個

By 梁詠琪

若有天 我跟她一起跌下去
翻飛洶湧的浪潮裏
其中一位 將被埋葬 怒海里
就當 隨便問句
先被你抱住哪是誰
不用答 明知猜對
像我這麼獨立 大概應該明白 也許
她 比我需要得到你 比我需要捉緊你
別煩住你 沒人救我都不會溺死
當你 只有 一雙臂
總有 一個 抱不到你
就留下我 自己爭最後一口氣
問到底 也許只可討個沒趣
都想早點失望回去
毋須跟她爭着和你 做一對
就似 仍十六歲
竟笨到會問這問題
不用答 明知猜對
像我這麼自量 大概應該明白 也許
她 比我需要得到你 比我需要捉緊你
別煩住你 沒人救我都不會溺死
當你 只有 一雙臂
總有 一個 抱不到你
就留下我 自己爭最後一口氣
她 比我需要得到你 比我需要捉緊你
在危難裏 問誰會記得 跟我一起
當你 只有 一雙臂
總有 一個 被迫捨棄
就留下我 自己飄到岸邊喘氣
About This Song

The song "" ("Who Will You Save?") by (Gigi Leung) delves deeply into themes of love, sacrifice, and emotional vulnerability. At its core, the song portrays a poignant dilemma faced by the narrator: the fear of being abandoned in a relationship whilst grappling with feelings of inadequacy. The lyrics express a raw vulnerability as the protagonist contemplates a treacherous scenario where she and another woman might both be in desperate need of support from the same man, symbolizing the complexities of romantic competition and self-doubt.

The narrative subtly unfolds as the singer muses over the idea of a potential life-or-death decision, contemplating who the man would choose to save during a stormy moment. This metaphor of drowning evokes feelings of helplessness and highlights the inner turmoil of the protagonist. The lyrics further articulate an understanding that the other woman may seemingly need the man's attention and affection more than she does, creating a sense of resignation that resonates with anyone who has ever felt overshadowed in love.

Musically, the song features a delicate arrangement that complements its emotional weightsoft melodies combined with poignant instrumentation enhance the lyrical content. Gigi Leung's emotive vocal delivery captures the nuances of heartbreak and longing, using lyrical techniques such as rhetorical questioning and repetition to emphasize the protagonist's inner conflict. The contrasting feelings of independence versus emotional dependency are cleverly portrayed, leaving listeners to reflect on their own experiences with love and sacrifice.

Culturally, the song resonates particularly within the context of Asian societies, where themes of familial and societal expectations often entwine with personal relationships. The vivid imagery of the ocean serves as a powerful metaphor not only for romantic struggle but also for the broader significance of survival and self-reliance. "" reflects the deep-seated anxieties and emotional realities faced by individuals, making it an anthem for those wrestling with their own feelings of worthiness and belonging in love.