The meaning of the lyrics of the song "No No" by the artist "Westlife"

In Westlife's song "No No," the lyrical protagonist desperately tries to salvage a relationship on the brink of collapse. He pleads with his lover, begging her not to destroy what they have.

The repeated "no, no, no, no" reflects his fear and unwillingness to accept the possibility of separation. The protagonist clings to the past, reminiscing about the strength of their love ("We had it all, / Love was you and me"). He asks her to reconsider, to think twice before making such a significant decision ("You should think twice before you break, / The plans we made, divide one world in two").

He doesn't understand why she wants to throw it all away and implores her to see what they are losing ("Question! / Did you ever think about, / What we're throwing away?"). He refuses to listen to any arguments in favor of breaking up and believes their relationship can be saved ("Let's make it right, / Get back to what we had before").

The song culminates with the protagonist declaring his unconditional love and devotion. He cannot imagine his life without her, stating that no one can replace her in his heart ("I don't need nobody, / Nobody but you, no one can take your place, / I don't need nobody, / Nobody but you"). He believes she is the only one for him and sees no point in looking for someone else.