我姓王我心已亡我姓林我心归零
[wŏ xìng wáng wŏ xīn yĭ wáng wŏ xìng lín wŏ xīn guī líng]
'If I'm surnamed Wang, my heart has died; if I'm surnamed Lin, my heart resets to zero'. Through this play on words (note that Chinese surnames ‘Wang’ sounds similar to 'death', 'Lin' sounds close to 'to become'), it shows how one may feel lost, indifferent, or emotionally drained from love-related experiences.