Drunknat literally means "drowned". While it can refer to a literal drowning, in this song, it's used in a powerful and poetic metaphor.
The lyrics state, "Och ni har redan drunknat i varandra" (And you have already drowned in each other). This vividly conveys a sense of being completely consumed by one another, lost in a deep, intense connection, almost to the point of losing oneself. It's a striking image that captures the intensity of a new love from the perspective of someone observing from the outside.
Ever run into your ex when you're least expecting it? That's the heart-stopping moment Molly Sandén captures in 'Nån Annan Nu', which means 'Someone Else Now'. The song throws us right onto a crowded dance floor where she's been searching for a familiar face, only to find him completely lost in someone new. She feels invisible, realizing with a pang of jealousy that "it doesn't matter how well I dance when you're looking at someone else."
As she watches them, she reflects on what they had. Maybe their relationship was never exclusive, but seeing him so happy with another person makes her realize what she's lost. The song perfectly describes that painful feeling of regret and the classic case of wanting what you can no longer have. It's a powerful anthem about heartbreak and the difficult moment you have to accept that your ex has *"someone else now."