几分伤心几分痴

The speaker is facing a breakup and knows that crying cannot change the other person’s decision. At first, he tries to distance himself from the pain, as if the relationship were only someone else’s story. But the repeated question about how much sorrow and devotion he feels shows that the loss still matters deeply. By the end, he claims he can accept losing his partner, though that confidence may be more a defense than a settled feeling.

The image of a dream that has lost its ending suggests that a shared future has been cut short. Calling the past something hidden in a dream implies that memories remain, but no longer seem useful or comforting. The contrast between needing the partner in his dreams and being told they cannot try again makes his attachment feel stronger than his words of acceptance.

The lyrics hold two feelings together: heartbreak and an effort to appear composed. The speaker calls love immature, perhaps because the breakup has made earlier hopes seem naïve; this does not necessarily mean he thinks love itself is worthless. His final claim that he will smile and not mind may be sincere determination, irony, or an attempt to protect himself. The song leaves that tension unresolved.