“Sewyew” (ሰውየው) exposes love’s paralyzing duality—the narrator’s heart screams “I love you” (“Ewedihalehu”) yet fear (“frhat”) chokes his words. The refrain “Weyew… sewyew” mirrors his existential stutter, trapped between purity (“ntsu h fikir”) and self-doubt. Abdu Kiar’s bluesy delivery transforms the song into a universal anthem of unspoken longing, where silence (“silekoyew”) speaks louder than poetry.