So Allein paints a vivid picture of loneliness under a permanently grey sky. The singer gazes out the window, sees nothing but clouds, and feels the rain mirror her tears. Each repeated line "Ich bin so traurig und so allein" drives home that aching emptiness, while the pleading question "Warum willst du nicht bei mir sein?" shows how badly she longs for one particular person to fill the void.
Yet the song is more than just sadness. In the middle of the gloom we glimpse a fragile hope: she begs for a kiss to wake her up, hinting that love could break the spell. Think of it as a storm-shrouded heart waiting for sunshine. By the final chorus, the desperation to stop being alone becomes a powerful plea for connection — a reminder that even our darkest emotions are really searching for light.